
Il segretario di Stato americano Marco Rubio ha annunciato che Donald Trump ha deciso di esentare la Russia dalle nuove sanzioni previste dal 'Graham Act' per un periodo di 60 giorni, al fine di analizzare l'impatto delle sanzioni e dei dazi sull'economia mondiale e statunitense.
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Il 'Graham Act' prevede nuove sanzioni contro la Russia, ma Trump ha deciso di esentare Mosca per 60 giorni per analizzare l'impatto delle misure sull'economia globale.
La decisione di Donald Trump di esentare la Russia dalle nuove sanzioni previste dal 'Graham Act' consiste in una pausa di 60 giorni, finalizzata ad "analizzare" le ripercussioni che le stesse misure possono generare sull'economia globale. E' quanto ha detto il segretario di Stato americano Marco Rubio, parlando alla Joint Base Andrews prima di partire per l'Uzbekistan e l'India. "Il presidente intende sfruttare questo periodo di 60 giorni per analizzare, in un certo senso, l'impatto sia delle sanzioni sia dei dazi sull'economia mondiale, e persino su quella americana", ha spiegato Rubio.
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Dopo i 60 giorni di analisi, gli Stati Uniti decideranno se reintrodurre, modificare o revocare le sanzioni previste dal 'Graham Act' sulla Russia
Very likely · Within months

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