The document states that the White House will prevent Russian representatives from participating in the events of G20 countries and other international organizations.
The US Congress House of Representatives approved the draft national defense budget for 2023. We are talking about 858 billion dollars, of which at least 800 million are directed to Ukraine. The decision was taken in a vote published by C-SPAN.
It was reported that 6 billion dollars will be allocated to the military deterrence initiative in Europe against Russia. In addition, the document provides for the imposition of sanctions on gold-related transactions with the Russian Federation, and also includes an extension of the ban on military cooperation with Moscow for another 5 years.
The document also says that the White House will prevent Russian representatives from participating in the events of G20 countries and other international organizations.
Now this draft budget will be put to a vote in the US Senate. If initiatives there are approved, the document will be sent to President Joe Biden for signature.
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The United States Congress is the country’s legislative body. It consists of the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Constitution provides that Congress meets at least once a year, with sessions commencing on the first Monday in December.
Earlier, the media reported that the EU plans to increase the arms procurement fund for Ukraine by 2 billion euros. Journalists learned that a decision could be taken at the meeting of Foreign Ministers of EU member states in Brussels on 12 December.
Moreover Focus He wrote that the US and Britain talked about how the war in Ukraine affected the world. Military leaders said Putin’s mistakes could affect China’s Taiwan strategy. We are talking about the rejection of a possible invasion of Beijing on the island.
Also, Politico wrote that the upcoming EU sanctions against Russia could affect the production of engines for UAVs. 169 organizations that supply goods that contribute to the technological development of the defense sector of the Russian Federation will be subject to sanctions restrictions.
Source: Focus
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