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The initiative to make Russian lists of terrorism will allow to impose more seri...

The Senate of the United States has been submitted by the Russian Federation Sponsor of Terrorism: Biden against - the media

The initiative to make Russian lists of terrorism will allow to impose more serious sanctions against it, the authors of the document, Democrat and Republican Blumental and Graham said. Legislators from the Democratic and Republican parties have submitted to the Senate of the United States a bill on Russia's recognition by the state-existence of terrorism, an initiative supported by official Kyiv, but rejected by US Presidential Administration Joe Biden. Reuters writes about it.

Senator-Democrat Richard Blumental stated that this bill is "relevant as ever", referring to the murder of Russian troops of civilians and other military crimes committed by an aggressor state during a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Another author of the document, the Republican Lindsey Graham, noted that the inclusion of the Russian Federation in the list of terrorism states will allow lawsuits against Russia against Russia for its actions in Ukraine and impose rigid sanctions.

Meanwhile, a representative of the State Department of Ned Price announced at a briefing that the US Presidential Administration was discussing with legislators measures similar to those that will be introduced to Russia's economy in case of recognition by its state-existence of terrorism.

It should be reminded that at the end of July, the US Congress Senate unanimously approved a resolution calling for the United States Secretary of State Anthony Blinken to declare the Russian Federation by the state-sponsor of terrorism. Currently, countries such as Cuba, North Korea, Iran and Syria are in the relevant list. Earlier, journalists reported that US President Joe Biden did not support the ideas of Russia's recognition by a country that sponsored terrorism.