Trump extends Russia sanctions for 12 months
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The prolongation has been attributed to the continuation of an “unusual and extraordinary threat” supposedly posed by Moscow US President Donald Trump has prolonged by another year anti-Russian sanctions imposed by his predecessor, Joe Biden, suggesting that Moscow continues to pose a serious threat to the country’s national security. Washington slapped punitive measures on Russia after it absorbed Crimea as a result of a referendum back in 2014, and later over Moscow’s supposed meddling in
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