The Kremlin has responded to the US Congress’ newly passed bill sanctions against Russia.
What happened to the 2-hour talk between President Putin and President Trump at the G20 Summit? Read our selections below.
“Tensions between Russia and the US have reached a level not seen since the height of the Cold War”.
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Washington Pushes Harder Against Russia
By , July 31, 2017
On July 30 Russian President Putin finally responded to the Obama regime’s orchestrated expulsion of Russian diplomats from Washington last Christmas and illegal seizure of Russian government properties in the Washington area by evicting 750 “American diplomats,” in reality agents working to undermine the Russian government. Putin could just as well have arrested them. It only took 7 months for Russia to respond to Washington’s hostile actions against Russian diplomats.
Sabotaging Russia-US Relations for Good
By , July 31, 2017
The Senate has overwhelmingly voted to impose new sanctions, the primary purpose of which is to deny the US President the ability to end sanctions on Russia without Moscow first demonstrating good will to resolve points of friction between the two countries.
By , July 29, 2017
The Congressional bill invoked respectively Tehran’s support of terrorism, Russia’s meddling in the 2016 presidential elections, and North Korea’s ICBM missile tests.
Breaking: Russia Suspends Use of US Embassy Property in Moscow
By , July 29, 2017
Russian retaliation against US sanctions and the prolonged diplomatic property crisis caused by Barack Obama and prolonged under the current administration, has commenced.
Breaking: Senate Passes Russia, Iran, North Korea Sanctions Bill, 98-2!
By , July 29, 2017
The House and Senate passed “Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act” now goes to President Trump’s desk, where he faces a damned if he does and damned if he doesn’t scenario. A veto would certainly be over-ridden, handing the president a bitter bi-partisan blow that would likely end whatever aspirations he may retain to keep his campaign promises to get along better with Russia.
Is the US Trying to Start a Hot War with Russia?
By , July 27, 2017
Tensions between Russia and the US have reached a level not seen since the height of the Cold War, with some even arguing that we have surpassed this point by now. The US is continually provoking Russia, as the hawks in Washington cannot stand the fact that Moscow has stood up to the neocons in Syria.
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