– Our attitude towards sanctions is well known, we consider them illegal – Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Pieskov added that the abolition of restrictions will affect the normalization of relations between Russia and the United States. He admitted that Moscow has not yet received a proposal from Washington.
The Russian president’s representative said renewing good relations with the United States would require Russia’s relief from the sanctions imposed by the United States. Pieskow also pointed out that it was probably too early to talk about it.
“We’ve never heard of any official statements,” he said. Tas, a Russian government agency, quoted.
Dmitry Piskov with sanctions imposed on Russia by Trump
Dmitry Piskov introduced Donald Trump’s words on Tuesday. Donald Trump rejected the “pro-Russian” allegations directed at him, explaining on social media that he was the only US president to not give Putin’s Russian Ukrainian land. A Kremlin spokesman confirmed that during his first term American leaders made many decisions to strike Russia.
-Everyone remembers that Trump’s previous presidential term had many sanctions and the supply of arms to Ukraine began. It really happened – he said.
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Piskov also spoke about the White House of military aid to Ukraine. Kremlin officials acknowledged that the decision could lead to a faster end of the war.
“Of course, the details are not yet known, but if that’s true, this is a decision that can really urge the Kiev regime into the peace process,” he said.
Is the US planning to reduce sanctions against Russia?
At the end of February, Donald Trump signed a document extending the sanctions imposed on Russia. However, on Monday, Reuters reported that the White House is working on plans to potentially eliminate some restrictions to normalize relations between Washington and Moscow.
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An anonymous American official noted that the words were mentioned by the agency, but that Trump’s administration asked the State and Treasury to create a list of sanctions that could be relaxed. The proposal will then be presented to Kremlin representatives in future conversations at the Washington Moscow Line.
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