Republicans were determined with the newcomer of new sanctions against the Russian Federation in the US Senate.

The Senate of the US Senate will be considered by the end of the month.

This is that the majority leader in the Senate, Republican John Tun, writes Babel.

He declared “significant progress” in the preparation of this bill. According to him, a vote in the Senate may take place “during this working session”, that is, by August 1, when the Senate goes on a monthly holidays.

In recent weeks, the authors of the project tried to make it more acceptable for Trump. In particular, a standard provision on the right of the president has already been added to decide on how and when to apply financial sanctions.

They also discuss the Regulation on several months of grace for countries that trade with Russia, but at the same time provide assistance to Ukraine to avoid sanctions.

At the same time, sources in New York Times report that without the full right of the President to determine the conditions for the sanctions of Trump is unlikely to support the document. It is also not known whether the democrats agree to give Trump broad powers to cancel the sanctions.

The bill provides for the introduction of 500% of duties for countries that buy energy in the Russian Federation and do not help Ukraine.

Trump is ready to impose sanctions against the Russian Federation, but wants more personal control over them, Politico writes.

The bill provides for comprehensive economic measures against the Russian Federation, in particular, the introduction of 500% of the duties for those countries that will continue to buy Russian energy – oil, gas, uranium and other products.

Nevertheless, the Trump administration insists that in the future only the president has the final right to decide the fate of these sanctions without the possibility of congress intervention.

Source: Racurs

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