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❗️Трамп продлил на год действие ряда санкций, введенных ранее в отношении России в связи с ситуацией на Украине, сообщили в Белом доме.
❗️Белый дом изучает планы возможного снятия санкций с России, администрация рассматривает планы ослабления рестрикций, передает Reuters.
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❗️Белый дом изучает планы возможного снятия санкций с России, администрация рассматривает планы ослабления рестрикций, передает Reuters.

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