Global attention! Biden announced a new round of sanctions against Russia, triggering heated international discussions! According to a number of ** reports, Biden said after meeting with Navalny's family that sanctions will be formally imposed on relevant Russian people this Friday. This decision shocked the world and demonstrated the hardline attitude of the United States in international affairs.
U.S. Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo revealed that the sanctions will involve more than 500 targets, including Russia's military-industrial complex and third-country companies that assist Russia in obtaining goods. This move shows the United States' harsh condemnation of Russia's actions, and also brings new challenges and tests to Russia.
Prior to that, Biden had directly blamed Putin for Navalny's death in his speech and threatened to impose more sanctions on Russia. This remark has aroused widespread attention and discussion in the international community, and has also highlighted the guiding role of the United States in international affairs.
However, some of Biden's missteps during the meeting also sparked controversy. He had mispronounced Navalny's wife's name, a low-level mistake that made the meeting look awkward. Although the White House did not respond to this matter, this mistake undoubtedly affected the image of the United States in the international arena.
Under the pressure of sanctions imposed by Western countries on Russia, Russia has also launched a counterattack. They stressed that the West's accusations against Russia are "excessive" and "inappropriate", and called on the United States to exercise restraint and wait for the results of the relevant investigation.
Navalny's death is triggering a new round of global condemnation and criticism of Russia. At this critical juncture, the international community expects all parties to remain calm and rational, resolve differences through dialogue and cooperation, and contribute to world peace and stability.
At this turbulent moment, we hope that the leaders of all countries will work together to find effective ways to solve problems in an open and inclusive manner, and promote the healthy and stable development of international relations.
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