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As Russia Targets Civilians, Pressure Mounts On Trump To Use Sanctions Powers

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Pressure is mounting on US President Donald Trump to use economic sanctions against Russia.
What happened
Senator Roger Wicker urged Trump to use economic tools provided by the Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 to increase pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin. This follows the legislation being passed by Congress and signed into law by Trump. Wicker praised Trump's efforts to pursue a negotiated settlement.
Why it matters
The use of economic sanctions against Russia could impact relations between the two countries. The decision may also have implications for US-Russia relations and global diplomacy.
Key facts
- Trump signed the Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 into law
- The act provides economic tools to increase pressure on Russia
- Senator Roger Wicker urged Trump to use the economic tools
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