At least 81 in 100 US senators support Russia’s sanctions
Despite the widespread support, the law of the Senate Republican John Tun has yet to be kept with a vote, and he said he liked the White House to wait for instructions on the issue.
Ihan Altun
The bill for new sanctions from the United States to Russia has gathered support of 81 of the 100 American Senators of the two parties, who criticized Moscow’s little desire to complete the war in Ukraine.
Despite the widespread support, the law of the Senate Republican John Tun has yet to be kept with a vote, and he said he liked the White House to wait for instructions on the issue.
Republican Senator Lindsay, who was close to the republican Senator Lindsay Graham, who submitted the bill, was defended in a joint statement with Republican Senator Lindsay Graham, “Russia will be imposed on permanent peace talks with Ukraine.”
“The bill will also impose 500% customs rates on property imported from countries that buy oil, gas, uranium and other products to Russia,” the two Senators said in a statement on Wednesday.
The European Union has officially adopted the 17th pack sanctions this week and expects a “strong reaction” from Washington if the Moscow RED is unable to exercise.
“It is Russia that ends this blood bath.”
“I appreciate President Trump’s heartfelt endeavors to collect the parties and find the solution we can all live in,” he said before criticizing the inequality in Russian and Ukrainian answers.
“I think (Volodimir) Zelensky (Ukrainian President) is ready to give concessions to end this war.
“Now it is time to raise the cost of this war to Putin,” he said.
Russia condemns Wednesday that negotiations about resolution are delayed War in UkraineIn response to criticism on Kiev and Western allies.
“No one is interested in dragging this process,” said Dmititri Pescov, a spokesman for the France-Prasse (AFP) news agency, Kremlin (Presidency).
During the first Russian-Ukrainian conversations from 2022, he said, “The list of conditions for ceasefire will be explained separately,” on May 16 “Istanbul.”
Pescov said there was no proposal to Russia from the Vatican to intervene in Ukraine Pope Leo XIV.
According to the Italian News Agency AnSA, Moscow welcomed the “will and availability of all parties.
US and Russian presidents spoke on the phone
After the call, Trump, who promised in the election campaign to end the conflict in the “24 hours”, said he would start negotiations for negotiation immediately.
Putin said Moscow should be proposed to work at the primary stage, as he explained, to the “future peace agreement”.
But to this day, no calendar has been announced and Ukrainian president Volodmir Zelensky declares Jelensky on Monday night, he knows nothing about this new idea.
