In the US Treasury Department, work continues to tighten anti-Russian sanctions

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The Ministry of Finance continues to work to tighten sanctions against Russia, consistency is important in this work, reports RIA News Statement by the Deputy Minister of Finance on Combating Terrorism and Financial Intelligence Sigal Mandelker.



We are also working hard on the implementation of the CAATSA law (“On confronting the opponents of America through sanctions”), which you adopted in August, and we have already issued important guidelines on this subject and continue to implement and tighten the sanctions regime against Russia. It will be an effort where it is necessary to remain consistent in the implementation (of sanctions), and we are very committed to this,
Mandelker said at a US congressional hearing.

In early August, President Trump signed the law "On Countering America's Opponents with Sanctions" against the Russian Federation, Iran and the DPRK. The document, in particular, stipulated that by October 1 the White House should determine the list of persons and organizations in the defense and intelligence sector of Russia, for “significant” transactions with which restrictive measures could be introduced.

This list was compiled by October 26, when Secretary of State Rex Tillerson notified Congress of the list of companies in the Russian military-industrial complex and Russian special services, some of which are already under American sanctions.

The list includes organizations such as the FSB, SVR, GRU. The list also, according to the publication, includes 33 companies, including Rosoboronexport, Izhmash, Kalashnikov, Rostec, Sukhoi and others.
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  1. +16
    9 November 2017 09: 05
    Work! Before boiling the brain! Or what's in their heads? Sanctions?
    Sanctions of the brain! The country of hamburgers, cola and sanctions. Yes, and of `` exceptional democracy. ''
    1. +3
      9 November 2017 09: 11
      Deputy Minister of Finance for Counter-Terrorism and Financial Intelligence

      Judging by recent events in the US, has this deputy minister resigned?
      1. +2
        9 November 2017 09: 16
        Quote: Logall
        Work! Before boiling the brain! Or what's in their heads? Sanctions?
        Sanctions of the brain! The country of hamburgers, cola and sanctions. Yes, and of `` exceptional democracy. ''


        Walking stomachs and asses, they have nothing to boil. Hello Alexander! hi
        1. +10
          9 November 2017 09: 22
          Victor, welcome!
          Well, something the same thoughts formulate in their skull ... Not really Solitaire? Then everything converges, because the United States is a tapeworm country!
          1. +5
            9 November 2017 09: 31
            I’m wondering: when are they already sanctioned there so that no diapers can handle it? what
            1. +11
              9 November 2017 09: 42
              Maxim, never! Youthful '' sanctionism '' takes on a serious form when it continues into adulthood! And they are all not children there anymore ... One is glad that children are not born of sanctionism!
              1. +5
                9 November 2017 09: 47
                Quote: Logall
                never!

                Never say never". wink They choke themselves with their own extracts - then they will calm down.
                1. +10
                  9 November 2017 09: 53
                  Quote: Jedi
                  Choke themselves
                  To political - financial impotence! And I'm talking about strangling a snake is a bad habit ...
                  1. +5
                    9 November 2017 09: 55
                    Quote: Logall
                    choking a snake is a bad habit ...

                    good lol
              2. +5
                9 November 2017 09: 48
                Quote: Logall
                One thing is that children are not born of sanctionism!

                they breed by budding hi
                1. +6
                  9 November 2017 09: 55
                  Volodya, hello! hi
                  Quote: pjastolov
                  they breed by budding

                  So it is necessary to extinguish them by bullock. lol
                  1. +4
                    9 November 2017 09: 57
                    Hi, Max hi better - the locust, that would have eaten everything laughing
                2. +10
                  9 November 2017 09: 56
                  Then you need to beat off the kidneys so that they do not multiply!
                  Volodya, hello!
                  1. +5
                    9 November 2017 09: 58
                    Hi Sanya hi I'm with two hands for fellow
    2. +9
      9 November 2017 09: 12
      Our collective farmers approve! For once, we approve and support not the policies of the Party and Government, but the actions of the State Department !.
      It’s worth a drink .....
      More sanctions are good and different! .

      They themselves do not laugh at themselves? laughing laughing laughing.
      I really bastard over them - for the "occupation" of Crimea to ban the supply of American pork to Russia .. Complete nonsense ... When in the 90's about Pyanits the IMF gave money in exchange (a direct demand!) For cutting missiles - I still understood that. And now - I laugh like a horse ... laughing laughing
      1. +5
        9 November 2017 09: 14
        Quote: Zoldat_A
        It’s worth a drink .....
        More sanctions are good and different! .

        Greetings, Buddy and join! good good drinks
      2. +2
        9 November 2017 09: 17
        .Our collective farmers approve! For once, we approve and support not the policies of the Party and Government, but the actions of the State Department !.


        smile I agree ... I’ve been living with these sanctions for a year now and I still can’t die of hunger ... smile our farmers do not give ... buy their meat .. natural and juicy ... fry with potatoes and onions and a glass of moonshine ... lyapotaaa.


        In my opinion, the absurdity of their sanctions doesn’t reach the Americans ... dumb or something.?
        1. +8
          9 November 2017 09: 33
          Quote: The same LYOKHA
          you will fry with potatoes and onions and under a glass of moonshine ...

          You, Alexei, do not write such things here anymore. And then everyone will run away from such juicy thoughts on culinary sites ....
          I myself have MY PERSONAL recipe book even in FB2 - one and a half gigabytes. And figs - the last 20 years I keep all the best recipes on the computer. I started with Windows 3.1 .....
        2. +6
          9 November 2017 09: 37
          Quote: The same LYOKHA
          I’ve been living with these sanctions for many years and I still can’t die of hunger.

          live and hello, which is what I wish to everyone !!! love
        3. +6
          9 November 2017 09: 50
          Quote: The same LYOKHA
          all the absurdity of their sanctions ... stupefied or something.?

          they are - stuck upthere’s nothing to grow stupid - there are only stomachs laughing
      3. +4
        9 November 2017 09: 27
        Quote: Zoldat_A
        More sanctions are good and different! .


        How neatly noticed Yes

        Pills to me from greed. Yes, more more *
    3. +2
      9 November 2017 09: 13
      In the US Treasury Department, work continues to tighten anti-Russian sanctions

      I’m waiting for it to be like this: “The Ministry of Finance of Russia continues to tighten anti-American sanctions.”
      1. +4
        9 November 2017 09: 16
        Quote: СРЦ П-15
        I’m waiting for it to be like this: The Ministry of Finance of Russia continues to tighten anti-American sanctions.

        So in full swing this work. American government bonds are being bought up as much as dust is worth it.
        1. +1
          9 November 2017 09: 21
          Quote: Thrall
          So in full swing this work. American government bonds are being bought up as much as dust is worth it.

          Well, Russia has its own way, and its sanctions are special! laughing
    4. +2
      9 November 2017 09: 14
      Alexander, I just can’t understand why they will not introduce Putin against the “main villain for them”? Or the gut is thin, or the hypocrites are still those.
      Quote: Logall
      Work! Before boiling the brain! Or what's in their heads? Sanctions?
      Sanctions of the brain! The country of hamburgers, cola and sanctions. Yes, and of `` exceptional democracy. ''
      1. +10
        9 November 2017 09: 18
        Dmitry, in my opinion all at once! And still be afraid that Putin, they, will introduce something like that ... I do not exclude that this will be a sharpening)))
      2. +2
        9 November 2017 09: 18
        Quote: 210ox
        why won't Putin be introduced against the "main villain for them"? Or the gut is thin, or the hypocrites are still those.

        Just then, Putin will fire them all there nafih along with his protege Trump. smile
        1. +7
          9 November 2017 09: 26
          Speech at bluff level ... American "snowstorm" for geyropeyskih colleagues ...
          Everything that streaks income is not subject to sanctions, and from Russia .....
          Gesheft does not smell !!!! laughing
          Everyone, Salute !!! hi
      3. +2
        9 November 2017 09: 26
        why won't Putin be introduced against the "main villain for them"?

        Are you ... GDP can have Trump's hands too long ... if he wants ... smile

        1. +8
          9 November 2017 09: 57
          Wise act: it’s better to get on your knees today than to be cancer tomorrow .... with consequences .... laughing wink
    5. +1
      9 November 2017 09: 48
      You need to print a trillion dollars and drop them over the militants, instead of bombs.
      1. 0
        9 November 2017 09: 56
        You need to print a trillion dollars and drop them over the militants, instead of bombs.


        good A cool idea ... and there will be no time for them to fight ... in the desert they will run after their whole lives.
        1. 0
          9 November 2017 18: 45
          For the United States, this is not something exceptional, and Russia is not the only country against which Washington has applied economic sanctions. In its history, the United States has repeatedly applied its sanctions against other countries. Judging by the impressive list, the US authorities are pleased with the effect of such restrictions and intend to apply them in the future.
          Byelorussia
          American sanctions against Belarus were first introduced in October 2004, when the document "Act on Democracy in Belarus" was adopted
          Yemen
          In November 2014, the US government imposed sanctions on former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, as well as Hussite leaders Abdullah Yahya al-Hakim and Abd al-Khalid al-Khuti, who, in the opinion of the US government, participated in “actions that directly or indirectly threaten peace, security or stability in Yemen. "
          Iraq
          Iran
          In 1979, the United States froze all Iranian holdings and gold reserves in its banks in response to the seizure of the US embassy in Tehran. In addition, foreign companies that violated the restrictions were also subject to sanctions.
          China
          The United States imposed international sanctions against China after the events in Beijing's Tiananmen Square on June 3-4, 1989 (then a series of demonstrations by Chinese students lasting April 15 was stopped by force).
          DPRK
          After the division of Korea into South and North in 1948 and the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950.
          Cuba
          The economic blockade of Cuba by the United States has been going on for more than 50 years. As of March 2014, the economic costs of the blockade by the US for Cuban residents amounted to 116,8 billion dollars.
          Libya
          On February 26, 2011, US President Barack Obama signed a decree imposing unilateral financial sanctions.
          Syria
          On May 11, 2004, US President George W. Bush introduced a series of economic sanctions against Syria in accordance with the Syrian Liability Act passed by the US Congress. Bush accused the Syrian leadership of supporting terrorism, the occupation of Lebanon, implementing weapons of mass destruction programs, and undermining the efforts of the international community to stabilize Iraq.
          Over the years, the US government has also imposed sanctions on Burma, Zimbabwe, Côte d'Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Lebanon, Somalia, Sudan, and South Sudan.
          The material was prepared on the basis of information from RIA Novosti and open sources. https://ria.ru/spravka/20141219/1039216758.html
          These are the dirty methods a state with the most developed democracy uses. It is dirty!
  2. +10
    9 November 2017 09: 29
    This will be an effort where it is necessary to remain consistent in the implementation of (sanctions), and we are very committed to this,
    Mandelker said at a US congressional hearing.


    Mantras and no more, no semantic load.
  3. 0
    9 November 2017 09: 30
    SRTS P-15.... I’m waiting for it to be like this: The Ministry of Finance of Russia continues to tighten anti-American sanctions.


    Since the 90s, our Ministry of Finance has been a branch of the US Federal Reserve. All our excesses are still stored in their little capsule. The Americans leave for themselves a snack - the freezing of our assets, as they did with Iran. And our liberal financiers are not in a hurry to get them out. I am far from an economist, but logically, I would not keep my stash in the pocket of a person who wants to strangle me.
  4. 0
    9 November 2017 09: 35
    Our cause is just and victory will be ours. And the proof of this is the faith of the Russians in our leader with whom not a single president of dermocratic Europe and America can compare.
  5. +6
    9 November 2017 09: 36
    the impression is that, in addition to ssanktsii, their brain cannot generate anything else, well, if it is tense, it will toughen them and fse ... wink There is no third... lol
  6. 0
    9 November 2017 09: 47
    You need to print a trillion dollars and drop them over the militants, instead of bombs.
  7. 0
    9 November 2017 09: 56
    By such events, the United States isolates itself more than someone else. It’s just that other countries already have in mind that the United States is a country run by completely uncontractable people with an unstable psyche.
  8. 0
    9 November 2017 10: 01
    Sanctions again (not surprised by how much). Well, the flag in your hands, rectal drumsticks and a boomerang to meet.
  9. Gml
    0
    9 November 2017 10: 38
    Already felt better from the drugs, and then the people are happy with the sanctions, and there he suffers from them. Would you decide already?
    1. 0
      9 November 2017 12: 22
      Quote: gml
      Already felt better from the drugs, and then the people are happy with the sanctions, and there he suffers from them. Would you decide already?

      Feel better - here are the little things, that's fine. And people have long decided on their attitude to sanctions, they harm only one thing very much (the new IPhone, you know, is very expensive and there is no jamon), and they even benefit others (agricultural rises, import substitution still goes on, and this - jobs, workers' salaries, welfare, etc.)
      1. Gml
        0
        9 November 2017 12: 45
        one another
        But what about everything as one? The ranks are not closed and there are disagreements in the columns, not walking in the foot. You can not do it this way.
  10. 0
    9 November 2017 10: 49
    Where is the answer? Pancake!!!
  11. +5
    9 November 2017 12: 13
    When will the world get tired of it and it will impose sanctions against the United States, by the least indulge?
    1. Gml
      0
      9 November 2017 13: 19
      Quote: Funnels
      against the USA
      And where did you get that
      the world will get tired of it
  12. 0
    9 November 2017 15: 10
    Eh ... would introduce a ban on the sale of green to our Central Bank ...
  13. 0
    9 November 2017 21: 07
    "On Confronting America's Opponents with Sanctions"

    That is, it is not that someone violated, in the opinion of the "exceptional" international law, but that they dared not agree with their hegemony (which the mattresses attributed to themselves).
  14. +4
    10 November 2017 13: 12
    They made us laugh ... Deputy Minister Mandelker ... What else to do, just to make a sound.