U.S. Delays in Promulgating New Sanctions against Russia Trump: I Think Again

According to reports from Russian Satellite Network, US President Trump ordered the postponement of the announcement of new sanctions against Russia. The satellite network quoted news from the White House spokesman as saying that the United States is considering imposing new sanctions on Russia for the emergence of a CW attack in Dumuma, but has not yet made a final decision. Earlier, the United States’ representative to the United Nations Hayley once said that Washington is preparing to impose a new round of sanctions on Russia’s support for Syria. The specific sanctions will be announced by Finance Minister Nuchin on Monday and may affect Syria’s chemistry. Arms use related businesses. In this regard, the Russian presidential press secretary Peskov said that the new sanctions imposed on Russia by the United States have nothing to do with the situation in Syria, and it is more like an "international economic plunder".In the early morning of the 14th, the missile flew over the Syrian capital of Damascus. According to previous reports, on the evening of the 13th, local time, Trump announced that it has ordered the United States and Britain to implement "precise attacks" on Syrian chemical weapons production facilities as a weapon against Syria. "Attack" response. Syrian authorities issued a statement on the 14th, saying that the United States, Britain and France launched an aggression against Syria in the early morning of the same day, and fired about 110 missiles at various targets in the Damascus capital and beyond, and most of them were intercepted by the Syrian air defense system. Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a statement on Syria’s “precise military strike” against the United States, Britain, and France, claiming that this was an act of aggression. So far, no evidence has been found of any Syrian use of chemical weapons. In early April, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced a new round of sanctions against Russia, placing 24 individuals and 14 entities on the sanctions list on the grounds that Russia has conducted a series of vicious activities on a global scale. In mid-March, the Trump administration also announced sanctions against Russia on the grounds of intervening in the U.S. election and cyber attacks. The list includes 19 Russians and five Russian institutions.