War in Ukraine: US Congress Adopts New Package of Sanctions Against Russia
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The US Congress approved the first package of sanctions under President Donald Trump against Russia. (ANSA)
This bill, which plans to attack Russia's ghost fleet, is the first major action of the US Congress against Moscow since Trump's return to power.
After long negotiations, the US Congress has decided on tougher Russia sanctions. US President Donald Trump still has to sign the law.
The United States House of Representatives, on Wednesday, approved a new large-scale punishment package aimed at increasing pressure on Russia because of its war in Ukraine, and forwarded the bill to President Donald Trump for signature.
The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday approved new sanctions against Russia and its allies for their role in the war against Ukraine, a text already adopted by the Senate and endorsed by President Donald Trump.The initiative was approved by 262 votes to 159 and constitutes the first major action of the U.S. Congress against Moscow since Trump's return to power last year.
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