
Donald Trump's decision to suspend sanctions against Russia established by Congress is a "historic" moment and a new setback for Ukraine, according to Putin's advisor Kirill Dmitriev.
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Donald Trump has signed a decree to suspend the new sanctions against Moscow established by Congress.
Donald Trump's decision to exempt Russia from important sanctions - established by the US Congress - represents a new setback for Ukraine and constitutes a "historic" moment: this is what Vladimir Putin's main economic negotiator said today.
“The suspension of the Graham law by the Trump administration is an important and truly historic moment,” Kirill Dmitriev, Kremlin advisor for international economic cooperation, said on social networks, a few hours after the American president signed a decree suspending new sanctions against Moscow.

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