Russia sanctions: US Senate adopts far-reaching measures
The senators voted with a clear majority of 86 to 11 votes for the US Senator Lindsey, who died recently
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The senators voted with a clear majority of 86 to 11 votes for the law, which has been significantly promoted by the recently deceased US Senator Lindsey Graham, which has yet to pass the House of Representatives. In addition to direct sanctions against Russian politicians and companies, it is intended to reduce Russian oil and gas exports, which are central to financing the war of aggression against Ukraine. This could further strain trade relations with China and India, which are large buyers of Russian oil.
Furthermore, Photo: Tom Brenner/AP/dpa US Senate votes for Russia sanctions law After a long tug of war, the US Senate has voted for a sanctions law to put Russia under greater pressure because of the Ukraine war. The decision is expected in September. He has since left the country.
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The senators voted with a clear majority of 86 to 11 votes for the law, which has been significantly promoted by the recently deceased US Senator Lindsey Graham, which has yet to pass the House of Representatives.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn addition to direct sanctions against Russian politicians and companies, it is intended to reduce Russian oil and gas exports, which are central to financing the war of aggression against Ukraine.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThis could further strain trade relations with China and India, which are large buyers of Russian oil.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesPhoto: Tom Brenner/AP/dpa US Senate votes for Russia sanctions law After a long tug of war, the US Senate has voted for a sanctions law to put Russia under greater pressure because of the Ukraine war.
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The decision is expected in September.
according to DER SPIEGELHe has since left the country.
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