Politics
Trump promises to lift U.S. sanctions on Russia
Trump promises to lift U.S. sanctions on Russia, saying that it hurts the US dollar, after President Putin had endorsed Kamala Harris of the Democrats.
Former President Donald Trump of the United States (U.S.) on Friday said that he will remove US sanctions on Russia because it’s hurting the dollar.
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President Vladimir Putin of Russia had earlier said that he has endorse Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United States, the presidential candidate of the Democrats, against Donald Trump of the Republican Party, in the U.S. presidential.
Putin simply said he endorsed Kamala Harris because President Joe Biden endorses her; and this perhaps, prompted Trump to promise to lift U.S. sanctions on Russia.
Credit: BRICS News
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