Russia will wait a little with the adoption of contracti against the United States as long as the head of Barack Obama will not approve passed by Congress a draft law, said the head of the Ministry of foreign Affairs of Russia S. Lavrov..
" We'll wait, as long as Barack Obama is going to do, and then we'll see " - quoted by RIA " Novosti " Lavrov. The Minister also said that " the Law does not automatically "." As far as I am aware, there are separate Provisions, the execution of which is done automatically, But there is something that is on the discretion of the leadership of the country ", - explained the Minister." Provisions that are executed automatically, refer to the Rosoboronexport and its foreign partners. But among them there are many Ukrainian military factories, " he added." The law assumes that Americans will have to find alternative markets for military goods from Ukraine ", - said the head of the Russian foreign Ministry." When I talk with their American counterparts, they recognize that almost any other country except Russia needs the arms of Ukrainian production, " - said Lavrov." We'll see how the situation develops, " he finished. Remember, passed by the U.S. Congress a draft law " On support of freedom in Ukraine " gives the President the right to impose penalties against " authorized by the Russian Federation, as well as organizations that are controlled by the Russian government." For example, the document provides for the introduction of sanctions with respect to foreign authorized " if the head of the U.S. indicates that they make significant investments in certain Russian projects related to oil ". The Russian Foreign Ministry said that the draft law was regrettable frankly its confrontational nature. Obama until not adopted the opinion On the signing of the bill, calling it " counterproductive " just because the Law can alienate US from Europe. The feedback of the experts, the draft law for the first time may relate to foreign companies and foreigners involved in energy projects with the participation of Russia.


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