Trump proposed to impose new sanctions against Russia because of the case Skrobala
. Congressmen Eliot Engel and Michael McCall wanted to obtain from the U.S. President Donald trump to enter fresh punishment towards Russia because of the case Skrobala, the news Agency Sputnik.
. Congressmen Eliot Engel and Michael McCall wanted to obtain from the U.S. President Donald trump to enter fresh punishment towards Russia because of the case Skrobala, the news Agency Sputnik.
in a letter to the American leader expressed a policy concern due to the fact that Washington has imposed a second package of restrictive measures after the incident in Salisbury.
The congressmen Also told that the Russian Federation would be as if used weapons of mass destruction against living in the United States people.
The authors of the letter called unacceptable the failure to respond to a "blatant Russian aggression" that demands action from Congress.
in the last month of summer last year, the US imposed a relatively Russia 1st package of restrictive measures because of the case Skrobala. Washington has banned the sale of Moscow of dual-use products with certain exceptions. The law Also included the introduction of a new package of punishments after 3 months, which considered the possibility of downgrading diplomatic relations until the complete suspension, the prohibition of all exports to the Russian Federation of American items in addition to food, deprivation of the right of landing in the US airlines, which are controlled by the Russian government and the blocking of international loans.
The 4th of March in Salisbury was poisoned, former GRU officer Sergey Skripal and his daughter Julia, which caused a major international scandal. In London was told that the incident involved Russia, Moscow denies in principle.
Russia has repeatedly offered to conduct a joint trial of the conflict, But London ignored the initiative and denied access Scriply. Also the foreign Ministry has accused the British Prime Minister Theresa may in a lie. So, she claimed that the poison was manufactured in Russia. However, in the laboratory Porton Down is contested.
later London showed pictures of the 2 " suspects in the poisoning Skrypalia ", arguing for two GRU officer - Alexander Petrov, and Ruslan Bashirov.
in the capital of Russia told that the names of Russia "nothing to declare" and again called for Britain to move on from accusations and manipulations to interact.
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