WASHINGTON (AFP) - US President Donald Trump said on Monday (March 30) he expects his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to request the lifting of US sanctions during an upcoming phone call.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump said on Monday he expects his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to request the lifting of US sanctions during an upcoming phone call.Mr Trump did not say what his response would be, noting that he had put sanctions on Russia but adding:"They don't like that. Frankly we should be able to get along.
Mr Trump said he would be discussing the collapse in oil prices, which he said is"really hurting" the US energy industry. 'Every country does it' Mr Trump has resisted punishing Moscow, which denies meddling in US politics, but his hand was forced by his own Republican party in Congress, which sees the Putin government as hostile.
In his Fox interview on Monday, Mr Trump dismissed reports that Russia and China are seeking to exploit the coronavirus disruption by planting disinformation aimed at putting the United States in a bad light.
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