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Trump Waives Russia Sanctions and Tariffs

US President Donald Trump waived key Russia-related sanctions and tariffs days before they were due to take effect under a law he signed last month, including duties on Russian goods and penalties for buying its oil and gas. The move comes amid a widening rift with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

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US President Donald Trump has waived more sanctions on Russia in a bid to ease energy prices.

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