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US House Speaker Johnson Sees No Immediate Russia Sanctions Action
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US House Speaker Johnson Sees No Immediate Russia Sanctions Action
The US Congress should not consider a bill on sanctions against Russia until the end of the 50-day ultimatum set by President Donald Trump for Moscow to end the war against Ukraine.
The Straits Times
WTVBUS House Speaker Johnson sees no immediate Russia sanctions action
WASHINGTON - U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson said on Tuesday he does not think the U.S. Congress should consider sanctions on Russia until after President Donald Trump's 50-day deadline for Moscow to end the war in Ukraine.
Last week, the President of the United States made clear demands on Russian leader Vladimir Putin: to accept a ceasefire before the beginning of September, or to face further economic sanctions, including tariffs on countries trading with Russia under West sanctions, probably China and India, which feed the Russian economy with their oil purchases. Meanwhile, the US will sell to Europe the Patriot air defence systems for transfer to Ukrainians, …
The US Congress will not consider new sanctions against Russia until Trump's 50-day term expires.
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