The cornerstone of sanctions against Russia remains unity between the United States and its allies, especially U.S.-EU unity, and the chief goal is to impose costs on Russia's Government and on institutions and individuals that enable sanctionable malign activities.
Linda Thomas-Greenfield: “The cornerstone of sanctions against Russia remains unity between the United States and its allies, especially U.S.-EU…”
On the recordJanuary 2, 2018
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Thomas Greenfield highlights the importance of U.S.-EU unity in sanctions against Russia.
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