
US Senate Approves New Sanctions on Russian Energy Amid NATO Attack Fears
The US Senate has approved a new package of sanctions targeting Russian energy, including tariffs on oil and natural gas, with the move welcomed by the European Commission. This development comes as the US expresses concerns that Russia might be planning an attack on NATO countries.
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