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U.S. Senate nears final vote on severe Russia sanctions

A package described as “hellish” sanctions against Russia has moved close to adoption in the United States, with a final vote remaining. Passage is not confirmed.

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Adoption could intensify economic pressure on Russia and provoke further confrontation between Moscow and Washington.

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