The discussion of the leaders of the "Big Seven" countries during the dinner on June 16 did not affect the position of the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, regarding the introduction of tougher sanctions against Russia. This is reported by Bloomberg with reference to sources, reports UNN.
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It is noted that publicly during the summit in Canada, Trump stated that sanctions cost the United States "a lot of money." At dinner, he repeated this argument and others that he had previously made against strengthening restrictions.
Trump called on Vladimir Putin to agree to a ceasefire in the war in Ukraine, but he resisted new sanctions against Russia, despite repeatedly threatening to impose them
As the publication writes, he further disappointed allies at the summit in Canada.
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Canada introduced large-scale sanctions against 77 individuals and 39 legal entities involved in the aggression of the Russian Federation. The restrictions apply to almost 1,000 commodity items and 201 shadow fleet vessels.
Trump hints at no more US sanctions on Russia at G7 summit - Politico17.06.25, 07:49