Trump’s ally called the decision to pursue Russian oil buyers with a point. At the same time, he noted that Europe still bought from India’s oil, originally obtained by India from Russia.
American senator Lindsay Graham, co -Author of the bill for introducing a second penalty against Russian oil consumers, announced the US Congress’s readiness to approve the introduction of penalties and duties against the Russian Federation to end the war in Ukraine. Graham wrote about this Wednesday, August 6, on Social Network X.
“The efforts of President Trump and his entire team, aimed at stopping bloodshed to Ukraine, bring real dividends … well, G. President. I believe you are, like no one else, who could just end this war and avoid future conflicts. The Congress – with a strong support of two -Party – is ready to help the law -sponge -sponsored by two -law -the -law. penalties and duties against Russia, of which 85 ”Graham wrote.
He also called a point of trump to pursue Russian oil consumers, in particular, the introduction of an additional 25 percent duty to import the Indian part of the oil from the Russian Federation.
“President Trump’s decision to pursue countries that support Putin’s military car, buying Russia’s cheap oil, is a point of conclusion. These countries are about to pay well and high prices. I am very grateful to my European friends who help Ukraine. However, for me and others have not noticed that your purchase of oil in India, and I have not been to India, and India, from India, first from India.
Earlier it was reported that the meeting of special US president Steve Whitkoff and Russia dictator Vladimir Putin was well held, but Washington still plans to continue the second penalty.
Keep in mind that Graham since spring has been talking about the “dragon” penalties for the Russian Federation, where there are sufficient votes. However, Trump did not rush to support this step.
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