Coverage dated January 25, 2022

Russia says 'destructive' sanctions wouldn't hurt Putin personally

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Personal sanctions could be considered as part of a concerted drive by the U.S. and its allies to convince Moscow that any new aggression would bring swift costs.

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Duluth News Tribune
Russia says 'destructive' sanctions wouldn't hurt Putin personally (opens Duluth News Tribune)
Published Jan 25, 2022
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Personal sanctions could be considered as part of a concerted drive by the U.S. and its allies to convince Moscow that any new aggression would bring swift costs.
The Hill
Kremlin: Sanctions wouldn't hurt Putin personally (opens The Hill)
Published Jan 25, 2022
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The Kremlin on Wednesday said that imposing sanctions on Russian President Vladimir Putin personally would be "politically destructive" and would not hurt him a day after President Biden issued a warning that the U.S.
Forbes
Putin Wouldn’t Be Hurt By Personal Sanctions Suggested By Biden, Russia Says (opens Forbes)
Published Jan 25, 2022
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Individual sanctions against Russian President Vladimir Putin in response to Russian military action in Ukraine would not be “painful” for Putin, his spokesman said Wednesday.

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