This time could be different for Russia sanctions
By hitting Moscow’s most important sectors, new US legislation would pile on enormous pressure
[WASHINGTON] US President Donald Trump has long argued that he could easily end the war that began with Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Unfortunately, the results of his attempts to intervene have not been decisive, and Russia’s brutal aggression continues to exact a growing civilian toll.
Nonetheless, a bipartisan group in the US Congress has done the hard work of making Trump’s task more straightforward.
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