Wednesday, January 26, 2022

President Biden Warns Russian President Putin Of Personal Sanctions If Russia Invades Ukraine

 

The Guardian: Biden threatens Putin with personal sanctions over Ukraine 

US makes preparations to avoid European gas crisis if flow from Russia is cut, while talks aimed at defusing tensions continue. 

Plus, 224 new species found Joe Biden has said he will consider personal sanctions against Vladimir Putin if Russia invades Ukraine, as western leaders step up military preparations and make plans to shield Europe from Russian gas being cut off. 

The rare sanctions threat came as Nato placed forces on standby and reinforced eastern Europe with more ships and fighter jets in response to Russia’s troop buildup near its border with Ukraine.  

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WNU Editor: The Kremlin has responded .... US threats to freeze assets not painful for Russian politicians, but destructive — Kremlin (TASS). More here .... Russia received some verbal answers on security guarantees, senior diplomat says (TASS), and here .... Russia ridicules Biden's remarks about sanctioning Putin if Russia launches an invasion as U.S. pours weapons into Ukraine (CBS News).  

Update: Biden makes new Putin threat (RT) 

President Biden Warns Russian President Putin Of Personal Sanctions If Russia Invades Ukraine  

Biden ups the ante and threatens Putin with rare personal sanctions saying invasion would 'change the world' as massive US arms shipment of 300 anti-tank Javelin missiles lands in Ukraine -- Daily Mail  

Biden warns he would sanction Putin personally if Russia invades Ukraine -- ABC News 

Biden warns of personal sanctions against Putin if Russia invades Ukraine -- France 24  

Ukraine: Joe Biden says US could sanction Vladimir Putin -- DW  

Biden Says Putin at Risk of Personal Sanctions Over Ukraine -- Bloomberg  

Biden says he'd consider slapping Putin with personal sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine -- Insider  

Here's What US Sanctions on Putin Might Look Like -- New York Times

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Here is an idea. Base a recovery ship in the Phillipines or Taiwan. It would be closer. They could be 1 to 3 days away.

An unarmed recovery ship is no threat to Phillipine pride.

An recovery ship in Taiwan would make a Chinese leader look bad. They could get civilized, invade or lose face.

Hans Persson said...

Can someone please just explain to my why on earth Russia would invade in tbe first place? All this looks like a diversion...

Caecus said...

Putin is a nazi just like Hitler, and he really wants to reform the Soviet Union and crush democracy and freedom. That's the gist of it, according to western media and politicians

Anonymous said...

Real powerbrokers can always refill their coffers via state controlled capitalism, corny capitalism or whatever you want to call it. Sanctions of people of large powers do not work. They have not worked, since they have been tried it in 7 years.

Anonymous said...

"he really wants to reform the Soviet Union"

The shoe fits.

""Above all, we should acknowledge that the collapse of the Soviet Union was a major geopolitical disaster of the century."

Anonymous said...

dont feed the dog

Anonymous said...

Why doesn't Russia put sanctions against Hillary Clinton and top campaign aides like Sussman?

"Before the 2016 election, the Clinton team also pushed claims to the press of a Trump-Alfa Bank covert communication channel, with Slate publishing a detailed story on this conspiracy theory the week before the election."

Target big enough companies, enough companies or a some combination of the preceding, they can hurt the economy of another nation. If those companies were targeted due too outright lies, would not sanctions against individuals be warranted.

Sanctions against Hillary would be nice.

Key Democrats also made slurs against Deutsche Bank too. Maybe Chancellor Schultz can slap sanction against Team Hillary too, Either prosecute Deutsche Bank in the Us or be prepared to face slander charges in Europe.