US EditionTrump considers imposing sanctions on Russia in coming days, WSJ reports
- President Donald Trump said on Sunday he would consider new sanctions on Russia following its weekend missile and drone bombardment in Ukraine that caused many deaths.
- Trump's consideration follows weeks of drafted options amid frustration at Vladimir Putin's aerial assault, but he has not yet approved measures and could still decide against them.
- Over 80 senators from both parties, including Democrat Richard Blumenthal and Republican Lindsey Graham, are urging President Trump to enforce stringent sanctions on Russia, which would entail secondary penalties such as imposing extremely high tariffs—up to 500%—on nations that continue to import Russian energy.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio conveyed that Trump believes threatening sanctions could stop Russian talks but also values diplomacy to drive Russia to the negotiating table, while French President Emmanuel Macron called Putin's peace claims lies.
- The situation suggests Trump balances pressure for stronger sanctions on Moscow with concerns that new penalties might hinder fragile peace efforts amid ongoing war and intensified attacks in Ukraine's third year.
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Missouri Congressman Burlison supports sanctions against Russia - Missourinet
U.S. President Donald Trump is apparently growing frustrated with Russian President Vladimir Putin over increased attacks against Ukraine. Trump has been trying to get Russia to agree to a ceasefire in the more than three-year-old war. U.S. Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo. 7th District, indicates it’s time for the U.S. to place economic sanctions on Moscow. […]
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US pauses new Russia sanctions to keep Ukraine deal talks alive, Trump says
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said he’s holding off on new sanctions against Russia in order to preserve the chance for a deal with President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine.
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