US EditionTrump Continues to Threaten Russia with Sanctions over War in Ukraine
Kremlin dismisses Western sanctions as ineffective despite US threats; Russia's economy remains stable and military operations continue unabated, officials said.
- US President Donald Trump threatened to impose additional sanctions on Russia yesterday amid intensified conflict in Ukraine.
- This threat follows years of Western sanctions imposed since Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine, which Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says had no effect.
- Over the weekend, Russia carried out its most extensive air assault since the 2022 invasion, targeting Kyiv and causing the deaths of at least four individuals while leaving over 44 people wounded.
- Peskov emphasized that sanctions will not compel Russia to alter its established stance, while Zelensky expressed gratitude for Trump’s initiatives and the support provided by Western countries.
- The events suggest ongoing escalation with stalled diplomacy and reinforce reliance on sanctions and military pressure amid uncertain peace prospects.
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Kremlin Responds to Trump Sanctions Threat.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Russia has dismissed the impact of potential sanctions from the Trump administration, insisting that they will not change Russia’s course of action in Ukraine.WHO WAS INVOLVED: The United States, the Trump administration, Russia, Ukraine, and Russian spokesman Dmitry Petrov.WHEN & WHERE: Peskov reacted to future tariff threats in Moscow on September 8.KEY QUOTE: “No sanctions will be able to force the Russian Federat…
"20 Minutes" takes stock for you every night about the conflict in Ukraine. This Monday, Donald Trump again threatened Russia with new sanctions, without going into detail
‘Absolutely useless’: Russia mocks Trump’s phase-2 sanctions threat after attack on Kyiv
Russia has ridiculed US President Donald Trump’s renewed threat to impose a second wave of sanctions over the ongoing war in Ukraine, calling them “absolutely useless” and claiming they have “no effect whatsoever”
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