From you first link:
White House press secretary Sean Spicer was asked at his daily press briefing about why the U.S. is easing sanctions against Russia, but he said that
the move is a “fairly common practice” in which the Treasury Department looks for “specific carve-outs” for certain industries after sanctions are put in place. He said it’s a “regular course of action that Treasury does quite often.”
Wow, they engage in what have been a standard practice that you've never objected to before, and suddenly their bad. The over all sanction weren't lifted.
From the second link, nothing but speculation and assumptions:
He said State Department colleagues approached him, "concerned that the Trump administration, the incoming team was going to unilaterally rescind the sanctions on Russia, which had been placed there because of Russia's aggression on Ukraine. And it was further said by these people that there would be no action required from Russia."
Of course they had no evidence for their concerns.
Now from the third link:
President-elect Donald Trump said Thursday it’s time for the United States to “move on” regarding the sanctions
announced by the Obama administration against Russia,
but said he would meet with intelligence officials next week to be briefed on the situation.
A statement made before the inauguration, which no meaningful action has been taken.
You regressives are so gullible it's breathtaking. You believe anything the commiecrat parvda throws your way.
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