The pattern of slandering all things Russia with or without (usually without) the burden of proof continues in the US.
The US State Department made the decision to impose new sanctions on Russia, based on the insinuation that Russian agencies were involved in the poisoning of Sergey and Yuliya Skripal in Salisbury, England this past March.
It’s time for Americans to get a taste of their own medicine. The world should blacklist Trump, his associates, and his businesses. (FPIF Opinion) — It’s embarrassing enough to have Donald Trump as president. But now American citizens have to endure the additional pain of the sanctions that other countries are imposing on the United States. Doesn’t […]
This is truly ‘bad spin’ on more sanction addiction – spinning off the rails and right into the swamp. ‘WORLD PEACE’ is not on the agenda here.
WAR: GOOD FOR FEW, BAD FOR MOST. (Illustration by Carlos Latuff/WikiCommons)
Antiwar.com reports…
(PressTV referring to the New Sanctions regime imposed by the US, as of 7 August 2018.)
PressTV: How do you see this?
Recent Iranian trade figures suggest that the United Arab Emirates, a strong backer of US efforts to squeeze Iran economically, could emerge alongside China as the Islamic republic’s foremost lifeline in seeking to blunt the impact of harsh sanctions. Russia and Oman rather than Europe are emerging as runners-up in possibly enabling Iran to circumvent sanctions.
Pyongyang (GPA) – A new UN report has accused multiple countries and the DPRK of sanctions violations.
PERSIAN GULF — Long-seething tensions in the Middle East are coming to a boil once again as tit-for-tat verbal salvos between the U.S. and Iran have moved beyond tweets and declarations alone and are now shifting toward the realm of concrete actions and demonstrations of military force.
Has public service become a contest to see who can be more ‘anti-Russia’? It appears so.
This is one way to get around draconian sanctions – an ‘old world’ approach to bartering your way towards growth and prosperity.
