Navalny-founded Anti-Corruption Foundation proposes sanctions relief for repeal of Russian laws used to prosecute anti-war speech and criticism of the military
The Anti-Corruption Foundation has proposed easing sanctions on Russia in return for Russian authorities repealing repressive laws and dropping politically motivated criminal cases.
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer declined to commit to imposing recently enacted Russian sanctions on Thursday, stating that President Donald Trump ultimately decides whether to enact the levies. The sanctions package, signed into law last month by Trump, gives the administration until Oct. 18 to decide if it will sanction countries up to 100% over their use of Russian oil and gas.
Greer told Semafor and two other outlets that officials plan to "name names" this month but that the specifics of the action will be decided by the president.
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