US EditionTrump says Republicans drafting bill to sanction countries that trade with Russia
- On November 17, 2025 in New York, President Donald Trump warned any country doing business with Russia will be very severely sanctioned as Republican lawmakers advance tough legislation.
- The Sanctioning Russia Act of 2025 was introduced by Senator Lindsey Graham and Senator Richard Blumenthal, with 85 Senate cosponsors, to impose secondary tariffs and sanctions.
- On October 22, Trump announced sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil and said he may add Iran to punish countries trading with Russia, whose main energy buyers include China, Turkey and the European Union.
- Applying such sanctions would affect some U.S. allies and ramp up pressure on Russia's struggling economy, while Ukraine and European allies have urged tougher action.
- International reactions included Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's security council, warning that the U.S. has "fully taken the road to war with Russia," while Guo Jiakun, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, urged "dialogue and negotiation" over coercion as many countries continue trading with Russia.
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Trump open to backing sanctions on Russia’s trade partners China and India; says he ‘may add Iran’
President Trump indicated support for Senate legislation to sanction countries engaging with Russia. The bill could impose tariffs up to 500% on imports from nations purchasing Russian energy.
US President Donald Trump said yesterday that Republicans in Congress are preparing legislation that would impose sanctions on any country that does business with Russia.
The White House tenant, Donald Trump, has warned this Sunday that he will impose “severe sanctions” on “any country” that has business with Russia and possibly Iran, in a gesture to punish the Kremlin for the war in Ukraine. “Any country that does business with Russia will be severely punished. We could add Iran to the formula, I myself suggested,” he said in statements to the press from Palm Beach International Airport in the state of Florida. …
Trump Says He’d Back Bill to Sanction Russia’s Trading Partners
President Donald Trump said proposed Senate legislation to sanction countries conducting business with Russia would be “okay with me,” his strongest indication yet that he would support a monthslong push to strangle Moscow’s funding.
Trump says Republicans drafting bill to sanction countries that trade with Russia
President Donald Trump said on Sunday that Republicans are working on legislation that will impose sanctions on any country doing business with Russia, and he said Iran may get added to that list.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, announced that it is in line with a legislative project supported by both Congress parties that would impose severe sanctions on countries that buy oil, gas, uranium or other energy products from Russia. The plan provides for 500% tax on US-imported products from these countries, and legislators analyse the extension of measures and for countries with economic relations with Iran, according to Ky…
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