Trump waives new Russia sanctions passed by Congress, citing ‘national interests’
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order creating new tariffs and sanctions against Russia but immediately waived them, citing U.S. national interests.
- The order established a 500% tariff on Russian goods and a possible 100% tariff on major buyers of Russian oil and gas.
- Trump said he submitted a certification to Congress stating that issuing the waiver was in the United States’ national interests.
- The order implements the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, which Trump signed into law on September 18.
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Trump waives major Russia sanctions, tariffs
NEW YORK — US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday waiving major energy tariffs and sanctions on Russia mandated by the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, just days before the act takes effect.
Trump Waives Russia Sanctions: GOP Lawmakers Revolt
President Trump waived Russia sanctions Friday under a law Congress itself armed with waiver power, and several GOP lawmakers quickly branded the decision beyond irresponsible. Trump signed an executive order Friday evening suspending sanctions, restrictions, and duties aimed at Russia under the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026. In the order, […]
Trump Waives Russia Sanctions as Republicans and Democrats Push Back: 'A Mistake'
President Trump signed an executive order waiving new Russia sanctions authorized under the Graham Act, avoiding steep tariffs on Russian energy exports. The decision drew immediate criticism from members of both parties, former officials, and a wave of commentary online.
Trump explains easing sanctions on Russia: I don't want to drive them away from the bargaining table
US President Donald Trump addressed his decision to ease sanctions on Russia, which were intended to limit its ability to continue the war in Ukraine, in a post on Truth Social. Tr
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