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US President Donald Trump has put on hold a new round of sanctions against Russia which were due to go into effect this weekend. That’s just days after Trump re…
US President Donald Trump has put on hold a new round of sanctions against Russia which were due to go into effect this weekend. That’s just days after Trump reached an agreement with Moscow for the US to buy Russian diesel fuel. The sanctions bill was aimed at Russian government officials and oligarchs and conceived in honor of the late Trump ally, Senator Lindsay Graham.
Chapters:
00:00 Trump suspends new Russia sanctions
00:29 Zelensky criticizes sanctions reversal
01:07 Kremlin welcomes Trump's decision
01:39 Security expert Natia Seskuria joins DW
02:20 Fuel prices, voters and Trump's calculations
03:39 Why Republicans are questioning the waiver
04:31 Political risks of easing pressure on Russia
05:17 What does Moscow gain from the move?
06:03 Could the decision set a sanctions precedent?
07:36 Can Europe compensate for reduced US support?
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I wonder if gets up each morning, shakes his magic 8 ball and then decides what chaos to create for the day.
@@raymonddelacourt5171Imported2wk ago
TrumB is a disgrace to the USA and a danger to world peace…. REMOVE HIM NOW!!!!
@@nedludd7622Imported2wk ago
It must be that Russia has the Epstein Files and more on Trump, as does Israel.
@@ForWhatItIsWorth-99Imported2wk ago
Honestly, if that makes prices in EU go down I am glad. The EU could be already 100% electric, not dependent on foreigner oil.
@@unknownvisions321Imported2wk ago
What is the penalty for treason?
@@KlierowskiImported2wk ago
Wow... USA is a enemy of the whole free world, along Russia.
@@armaturistasImported2wk ago
As I said Trump is a putins mistress...
@@eduardomorales3092Imported2wk ago
Trump and Putin played very well the cards, now both left Europe on the verge
@@SEBASTIANBEKKO-ni8nnImported2wk ago
We know EUROPE hatea Russia
@@Majbur-d1iImported2wk ago
You can look up in your pictures but you feel sorry for yourself in your spirit
@@ragingcabbage351Imported2wk ago
Thats not to help Russia but to pursue his own war with Iran so that he can keep the pressure on Iran and soften the energy markets,, US oligarchs care only about the money.
@@FableirishImported2wk ago
Putin controls tRump and has for years. tRump is completely beholden to the russians for his financial and political existence, from the bailouts when American banks wouldn’t touch the loudmouthed failed businessman and fraudster, to the election interference in 2016 that brought tRump into office. Plus there is the “Moscowstein” Kompromat from tRump’s early trips to Moscow that very likely resembles the evidence in the Epstein files tRump is so afraid of. Then there are the russian mobsters and mafia that tRump was hosting in tRump Towers right up to the 2016 election. Plus, tRump hates President Zelensky for being the person and leader he could never be. No amount of wishful thinking is going to change that basic fact. Narcissistic Cadet Bonespurs the 5 x draft dodger, serial sex offender, and felon, vs renowned wartime leader. What could go wrong! Putin just has to give the leash a tug.
@@twentythirty2030Imported2wk ago
It’s all about Moscow and Beijing
@@pedrolandivar3551Imported2wk ago
He thinks he punish Zeleski but people die because of his big proud.
@@amarildaamarildica7347Imported2wk ago
IMHO, It was clear to me from the beginning: US will help Russia absorb the Europe, in exchange to suck in the entire American continent , giving China the rest of the world.
@@free2dialogueImported2wk ago
Repeating words of those responsible of bringing war to Europe and untold suffering, isn't it morally sick?<br><br>Would a killer get that treatment?<br><br>I congratulate President Zelensky for showing others, how to stand up to Trump.
@@AaronOkeanosImported2wk ago
There are rumors the Diesel Trump now imports might actually be reimports from Iran via the Caspian sea. Putin has numerous refineries damaged or destroyed and winter is coming. Putin has no the diesel to share. But Iran has since the embargos and sanctions America did. Imagine the irony to circumvent the Iran sanctions and ending the Russian ones with diesel payed by America to the current enemy of America.
@@DuncanStewart-w8wImported2wk ago
Giving the opposition a taste of sanctions relief can be a useful demonstration. Used in the end game in a negotiated settlement. He is seized of ending this Europe war. Hope they both stand down for 3 months.
@@AndyDavisTechnicalDivingImported2wk ago
Article 25<br><b><i>"Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors"</i></b>
@@citizen4321Imported2wk ago
Trump is a great, supine, protoplasmic invertebrate jelly
@@MichiganWoodTruckImported2wk ago
🇺🇸 president not on 🇺🇸s side. Wild times
@@itstrue9039Imported2wk ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rntt9gLtNXQ&t=61">1:01</a> Did Zelensky just say "he hopes President Trump does everything he can to make Putin stop the killings?" The better question is, "Has Zelensky done everything he can to make Putin stip the Killings?" And the answer is, No he has not.
@@IndogitrustImported2wk ago
what a weak man from a weak country! never forget means nothing to usa ! they are just weak and think russia is strong. living in a dream not living the dream!
@@checkitout22192Imported2wk ago
just the money please
@@BoogeyJanImported2wk ago
Ronald Rump
@@SuperAerieImported2wk ago
Clearly doing favors for his oligarchic buddies, Krasnov strikes again. The kremlin asset performs way over expectations
@@muggyateImported2wk ago
"In the interest of the United States at this time" sounds awafully like something a king who believes that he IS the state would say.
@@jia2001Imported2wk ago
Europe can NEVER trust USA again for the next 1000 years!
@@tfhmobilImported2wk ago
Sanctions on Russia is gone as they are no longer relevant to the interests of USA.
@@cruchot555Imported2wk ago
It's time for EU to lift sanctions on Cuba and Iran, impose economic sanctions on Israel and tax US tech giants up the wazoo.
@@williammassey532Imported2wk ago
Europe please continue to support Zelinsky....he needs a new Bugatti 😅😅😅
@@Acidfox86Imported2wk ago
Watch your mouths Europeans. We’re tired of your two faced rhetoric.
@@muggyateImported2wk ago
sadly, "the good of america at this time" is actually trump speak for "the good of me, myself, and I"
@@tomaaron6187Imported2wk ago
Imagine that! A leader actually more concerned about the economy of his own country. Mertz at 10% popularity needs to take a note.
@@SharingNewJerseyImported2wk ago
There is no honor amongst MAGA. Lindsey Graham would be outraged.
@@joetaylor486Imported2wk ago
Horrible news here. What we have is basically a 5 year old intellect, wanting the candy now and able to understand this will mean no candy later, less dinner and tears before bedtime. Sadly for the world, this 5 year old intellect pulls the levers of power of the most powerful (at the moment) nation on earth.
@@majasa932Imported2wk ago
Hoping EU countries will sanction the US. No more F35s from the US, please
@@jonet5946Imported2wk ago
Let’s hope this is the beginning of a new détente.
@@rebeccaaldrich3396Imported2wk ago
Yes! Common sense rules!!
@@vidgrip8622Imported2wk ago
It is in our (US) interest to apply more sanctions on Russia, not less. This won't change gas prices that went up after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz. Trump's "historic" decision to help Russia is just a distraction from his biggest mistake (Iran).
@@Rolling-Man-CaveImported2wk ago
Luckily trump will be gone soon.
@@osengine-s3xImported2wk ago
Regular Ukrainians begging president Trump send dictator Zelensky into Guantanamo. Open borders, start election and return us Freedom that was stolen by dictator Zelensky!
@@kemowasabi551Imported2wk ago
This is what sour grapes by a man child looks like over knowing his party's losing the midterms. He has no need to play to the crowd.
@@TheMightyKingzuruImported2wk ago
Taco has all the cards, and the EU is running helter-skelter.
@@fightdoublestdImported2wk ago
Good job president Trump. You were elected to serve the American people and not Ukraine.
@@jamestholmes1764Imported2wk ago
When EU will start to think for itself? Will it decide for itself? It is high time for the EU to stop bootlicking and put a stop to getting screwed by the USA over and over.
@@nickn2334Imported2wk ago
Trump is a Russian agent.
@@Sunsonfire-v9pImported2wk ago
Donald Trumpskolovski
@@БолдсайханБатчимэгImported2wk ago
Taco trump
@@OlimpiuVuiaImported2wk ago
“Drill baby, drill”… in Russia?!
@@bojanm986Imported2wk ago
Blocks planned Russian sanctions. The sanctions already imposed stay.
US President Donald Trump has put on hold a new round of sanctions against Russia which were due to go into effect this weekend. That’s just days after Trump reached an agreement with Moscow for the US to buy Russian diesel fuel. The sanctions bill was aimed at Russian government officials and oligarchs and conceived in honor of the late Trump ally, Senator Lindsay Graham.
Chapters:
00:00 Trump suspends new Russia sanctions
00:29 Zelensky criticizes sanctions reversal
01:07 Kremlin welcomes Trump's decision
01:39 Security expert Natia Seskuria joins DW
02:20 Fuel prices, voters and Trump's calculations
03:39 Why Republicans are questioning the waiver
04:31 Political risks of easing pressure on Russia
05:17 What does Moscow gain from the move?
06:03 Could the decision set a sanctions precedent?
07:36 Can Europe compensate for reduced US support?
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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