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    Bill before the US Senate to impose tough new sanctions on Russia

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    Post by Rocky Fri 03 Aug 2018, 1:49 am

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    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - US senators from the bipartisan Democratic Party submitted a bill to impose tough new sanctions on Russia and fight e-crimes in the latest congressional effort to punish Moscow for its interference in US elections and activities in Syria and Ukraine.
     
    The sanctions included financial restrictions on new sovereign debt deals, energy and oil projects, uranium imports, as well as political figures and businessmen. According to Reuters. 

    The bill also expressed strong support for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and required two-thirds of the Senate's approval of any measures to break away from NATO. 

    Russian markets reacted quickly to the new procedure, and the ruble fell to a two-week low. 

    "The current sanctions regime has failed to deter Russia from intervening in the midterm elections (later this year)," said Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham. 

    Graham told reporters earlier that he was planning "hell" sanctions to punish Russia.

    Last summer, the US Congress passed a bill to impose sanctions on Russia, but some lawmakers have expressed anger at what they see as a reluctance to implement sanctions by the Trump administration. The bill was signed by the president only after Congress passed it by a huge majority. 

    Many of the provisions of the measure have sought to tighten the law, but the features of the new sanctions are not yet clear. 

    The bill needs approval by the Senate and House of Representatives and then signed by the president to become law.


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    Post by Rocky Fri 03 Aug 2018, 2:09 am

    US lawmakers approve "sanctions from hell" on Russia





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    (Encyclopedia of this day , news | Iraq News ) - presented the members of the US Senate from the Republican and Democratic parties, on Thursday, a bill to impose new sanctions harsh on Russia, and to combat cyber crimes, in the latest effort by Congress to punish Moscow for its intervention in the US elections and activities In Syria and Ukraine.

    The sanctions included financial restrictions on new sovereign debt deals, energy and oil projects, uranium imports, as well as political figures and businessmen.

    The bill also expressed strong support for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), requiring that two-thirds of the senators approve any measures to break away from NATO.

    Russian markets reacted quickly to the new procedure, and the ruble fell to a two-week low.

    "The current sanctions regime has failed to deter Russia from intervening in the midterm elections (later this year)," said Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham.

    Graham told reporters earlier that he was planning "hell" sanctions to punish Russia.

    Last summer, the US Congress passed a bill to impose sanctions on Russia, but some lawmakers expressed anger at what they saw as a reluctance to implement sanctions by the Trump administration. The bill was signed by the president only after it was passed by Congress by a huge majority.

    Many of the measures introduced Thursday sought to tighten the law, but the features of the new sanctions were not yet clear.

    The bill needs approval by the Senate and House of Representatives and then signed by the president to become law.



    Note: US lawmakers approve "sanctions from hell" on Russia (published first on Al-Ghad website) and the encyclopedia of this news day is not guaranteed in any way. 
    You can see the details of this address (US lawmakers approve "Sanctions from Hell" against Russia) through its original source (Al Ghad Channel).


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