U.S. to impose more sanctions on Russia, following Navalny imprisonment, recent cyber attacks


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(Worthy News) – National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan says the U.S. will impose more sanctions on Russia in response to recent cyber attacks and the poisoning and imprisonment of Russian President Vladimir Putin political rival Alexei Navalny.

Sullivan made the announcement Sunday but did not provide details about the sanctions.

The announcement follows Putin saying at the close of his summit last week with President Biden in Geneva that he couldn’t promise Navalny will leave prison alive. [ Source: Just the News (Read More…) ]

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