Source: MSNBC
BREAKING NEWS: TRUMP ENACTS SANCTIONS ON RUSSIA PASSED BY CONGRESS
Cameron Moore
Aiden Gomez
Sounds like bullshit and has no link....sigh
Christopher Peterson
Their goes another talking point. You will see a ramp up of Stormy coverage on the networks in response.
Carter Torres
>Sounds like bullshit and has no link....sigh
Source MSNBC, just breaking
Landon Ramirez
>Their goes another talking point.
So you are ok with Trump going full neocon? He's not a Russian puppet, but he's a JEW NEOCON KIKE SHILL
Easton Williams
Juan Robinson
Russia fucked up when they used a never agent to kill a man in Britain. How is that Trumps fault?
Aaron Miller
>Replace one talking point with the other
Get raped by a pack of niggers OP. We’re sick of your shit schlomo
Jackson Hernandez
NO MORE NEOCON WARS
Mason Gutierrez
good cause fuck Putin and fuck Russia
Jaxon Hughes
yup, they should've gone with polonium instead
tbf, mossad or CIA niggers are far more likely suspects than ruskies
Ethan Long
Screaming neocon every 2 seconds isn’t an effective argument.
Leo Flores
deep state always wins.
blumpf has always been deep state.
Logan Bailey
>Screaming neocon every 2 seconds isn’t an effective argument.
Ok how is having war with Russia not a neocon move? Just more 4 d cheese right?
Isaiah Evans
why not a knife, a bullet or an accident?
the only reason nerve gas fit in this narrative is to point back at Russia
Tyler Cox
I completely agree, but sanctions are not an act of war. Putin can't just go around killing people in other countries with nerve agents without consequences. It makes them look like cucks.
Jose Miller
FAAAAAAKE NEWS
The U.S. will impose new economic sanctions on two-dozen Russian individuals and entities
>on two-dozen Russian individuals and entities
>two-dozen
>Russian individuals and entities
kyw
Parker Hernandez
that's what I'm saying, chum
Jason Bennett
you dont see the game being played do you retard, theyre pushing trump to be aggressive to russia just so he can prove hes not a russian agent, its absolutely insane and he should stop this bullshit immediately i dont give a shit if people call him a russian agent
Matthew Taylor
>but sanctions are not an act of war.
Literally an out right lie
Sanctions are an act of war. You are pushing a nation towards either submitting to your will or military entanglement.
Great ready to see things escalate quickly.
Charles Edwards
wtf is happening?
Benjamin Diaz
Why are trumpfags so dumb?
Ethan Wilson
Where’s the war, bitch? Hint: things have to exist outside your head to be real.
Jackson Collins
The FSB cocksucking in this thread is horrible lol
Matthew White
This is why Trump keeps winning in NK, etc. he goes after specific companies.
Leo Butler
Good fuck Russia
Jeremiah Reed
Source
>The US has imposed sanctions on 19 Russians, accusing them of interference in the 2016 US election and alleged cyber-attacks.
Joshua Green
>using knife in UK, much less gun
Kek.
Also, police line works better than any hazard suits.
Chase Wright
>US Treasury sanctions 19 individuals
Why is OP a fag?
David Walker
He might not be a Russian puppet, but 75% of Sup Forums was during the election. Now that's sad.
Bentley Carter
It sure is escalating really fast
Carter Turner
found another one
Oh hi there Shlomo!
Dominic Evans
Juan Sullivan
So carrying out the assassination wasn't an act of war, but sanctions are? That's brilliant. Maybe we should just send Putin a sternly worded letter telling him he's been a naughty boy.
He is testing the West to see what he can get away with.
Samuel Gonzalez
You're dumb as fuck, you are pro-false flag manlet like a dipshit. What type of retard thinks Putin is a good person or leader? lol
Carter Reyes
>fuck me user I’m draft age
Joseph Ramirez
what a fucking circus, this shit is just far too retarded. All these accusation, but ofc as always nothing to back it up with
Wyatt Roberts
still better than judeo-masonic child rapists
No more brother wars, Shlomo. NEVER AGAIN! NOT EVER!!!
Levi Jackson
Yup, Russian oligarchs would never rape children. Are you developmentally delayed?
Ryder Wright
lead paint
Michael Phillips
That seems to be the common factor amongst be pro Putin shills on this board
Carter Campbell
(((russian oligarchs))) get invided to a cup of polonium tea one by one
Wyatt Peterson
Pompeo and Haslip, why do you think they are there and not under scrutiny? The war crew is on deck.
Jaxson Watson
Wait so this is fucking stupid.
>Drumpf was working with Russia REEEEEE
>Turns out to be bullshit
>WELL BLUMPF PROBABLY WORKS FOR RUSSIA IT'S JUST THEY CAN'T PROVE IT
>Trump reacts to Russia by creating sanctions (maybe true idk, doesn't matter regardless)
>REEEE HOW COULD TRUMP BE SO MEAN TO RUSSIA
James Evans
Blake Barnes
All of this is fishy. False flag in UK, now US is imposing sanctions and most western countries condemning the so called attack in the UK. The elite have now moved the next chess piece.
Owen Brown
Here's what actually happened
>Mueller has Trump by the balls now
>Will protect Trump from Kompromat
>Only condition: Cooperate against Russia and you won't be put to death for treason
Grayson Adams
How can we ever compete with Pro Zionists necons?
Chase Morgan
What I'm hearing is that Kelly and Mnuchin forced Trump to do this. Of course this goes against everything the dems say about Trump not listening to the people around him, but the story is breaking and its the best spin they could come up with.
Easton Parker
Actually what it looks like is that this is dire situation and the government is acting around Trump perhaps political disagreement or because they need to maintain the illusion of blackmail against Trump.
Gabriel Cook
Those aren't the sanctions passed by Congress
those are just 19 people
Trump is a Russian cocksucker
Michael Parker
You compete with them by the amount of brain damage all of you have
Ryan Perry
That's even better! I knew they just need a bit more time to think up some better spin.
Landon Powell
also, to copy and paste another post
>babby sanctions on the dozen Russians Mueller already arrested
>(the ones Nunes said don't exist kek)
>big sanction bill still sitting in Trumps desk with the 130 million Tillerson never spent for precisely this thing
and here you are
>TRUMP ISN'T A RUSSIAN PUPPET, SHOW ME PROOFS
Kevin Ortiz
No problem with me what you may think, I'm glad our nation is working around this cancer of a presidency.
Ryder Collins
Sup Forums BTFO
Will that ever stop?
>Treasury Sanctions Russian Cyber Actors for Interference with the 2016 U.S. Elections and Malicious Cyber-Attacks
>Washington – Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) designated five entities and 19 individuals under the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) as well as Executive Order (E.O.) 13694, “Blocking the Property of Certain Persons Engaging in Significant Malicious Cyber-Enabled Activities,” as amended, and codified pursuant to CAATSA.
>“The Administration is confronting and countering malign Russian cyber activity, including their attempted interference in U.S. elections, destructive cyber-attacks, and intrusions targeting critical infrastructure,” said Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin. “These targeted sanctions are a part of a broader effort to address the ongoing nefarious attacks emanating from Russia. Treasury intends to impose additional CAATSA sanctions, informed by our intelligence community, to hold Russian government officials and oligarchs accountable for their destabilizing activities by severing their access to the U.S. financial system.”
home.treasury.gov
(that's an official website, Russian shills)
Kevin Murphy
>Today’s action counters Russia’s continuing destabilizing activities, ranging from interference in the 2016 U.S. election to conducting destructive cyber-attacks, including the NotPetya attack, a cyber-attack attributed to the Russian military on February 15, 2018 in statements released by the White House and the British Government. This cyber-attack was the most destructive and costly cyber-attack in history. The attack resulted in billions of dollars in damage across Europe, Asia, and the United States, and significantly disrupted global shipping, trade, and the production of medicines. Additionally, several hospitals in the United States were unable to create electronic records for more than a week.
>Since at least March 2016, Russian government cyber actors have also targeted U.S. government entities and multiple U.S. critical infrastructure sectors, including the energy, nuclear, commercial facilities, water, aviation, and critical manufacturing sectors. Indicators of compromise, and technical details on the tactics, techniques, and procedures, are provided in the recent technical alert issued by the Department of Homeland Security and Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Aaron Watson
>In addition to countering Russia’s malign cyber activity, Treasury continues to pressure Russia for its ongoing efforts to destabilize Ukraine, occupy Crimea, meddle in elections, as well as for its endemic corruption and human rights abuses. The recent use of a military-grade nerve agent in an attempt to murder two UK citizens further demonstrates the reckless and irresponsible conduct of its government. To date, this Administration has sanctioned more than 100 individuals and entities under our Ukraine and Russia-related sanctions authorities, including 21 individuals, nine entities, and 12 subsidiaries that are owned 50 percent or more by previously sanctioned Russian companies on January 26, 2018. These sanctions are in addition to other ongoing efforts by Treasury to address destabilizing activity emanating from within Russia, including our sanctioning of Russians targeted for activities related to the North Korea sanctions program, the Global Magnitsky program, and the Sergei Magnitsky Act.
>As a result of today’s action, all property and interests in property of the designated persons subject to U.S. jurisdiction are blocked, and U.S. persons are generally prohibited from engaging in transactions with them.
Christian Taylor
>E.O. 13694 SANCTIONS
>Today’s action includes the designation of three entities and 13 individuals pursuant to E.O. 13694, as amended, which targets malicious cyber actors, including those involved in interfering with election processes or institutions.
>The Internet Research Agency LLC (IRA) tampered with, altered, or caused a misappropriation of information with the purpose or effect of interfering with or undermining election processes and institutions. Specifically, the IRA tampered with or altered information in order to interfere with the 2016 U.S. election. The IRA created and managed a vast number of fake online personas that posed as legitimate U.S. persons to include grassroots organizations, interest groups, and a state political party on social media. Through this activity, the IRA posted thousands of ads that reached millions of people online. The IRA also organized and coordinated political rallies during the run-up to the 2016 election, all while hiding its Russian identity. Further, the IRA unlawfully utilized personally identifiable information from U.S. persons to open financial accounts to help fund IRA operations.
>Yevgeniy Viktorovich Prigozhin (Prigozhin) provided material assistance to the IRA. Specifically, Prigozhin funded the operations of the IRA. OFAC previously designated Prigozhin under E.O. 13661, “Blocking Property of Additional Persons Contributing to the Situation in Ukraine,” on December 20, 2016.
>Concord Management and Consulting LLC provided material assistance to the IRA. Concord Management and Consulting LLC, which is controlled by Prigozhin, provided funding to the IRA. Concord Management and Consulting LLC was previously designated under E.O. 13661 on June 20, 2017.
Jeremiah Jackson
These aren't the sanctions congress passed a while ago though, these are only sanctions on the 13 Russians and the few companies indicted by Mueller. Democrats will continue screeching until Russia's economy is so destroyed by sanctions that Russia is forced into a war, just like the US did with Japan. Putin isn't our buddy but we must avoid a war with Russia at all costs.
Charles Edwards
Concord Catering provided material assistance to the IRA. Concord Catering, which is controlled by Prigozhin, provided funding to the IRA. OFAC previously designated Concord Catering under E.O. 13661 on June 20, 2017.
Dzheykhun Nasimi Ogly Aslanov (Aslanov) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Aslanov acted as the head of the translator project, a department which focused on the United States and conducted operations on multiple social media platforms. He also oversaw many of the operations that targeted the 2016 U.S. election.
>Anna Vladislavovna Bogacheva (Bogacheva) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Bogacheva worked for the IRA from at least April 2014 to July 2014. She worked on the translator project.
>Maria Anatolyevna Bovda (Bovda) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Bovda worked for the IRA from at least November 2013 to October 2014. She served as the head of the translator project and held other positions within the firm.
>Robert Sergeyevich Bovda (Bovda) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Bovda worked for the IRA from at least November 2013 to October 2014. He served as the deputy head of the translator project and held other positions within the firm.
>Mikhail Leonidovich Burchik (Burchik) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Burchik acted as the executive director of the IRA and held the firm’s second-highest ranking position. He was involved in operational planning, infrastructure, and personnel throughout the firm’s operations to interfere in the U.S. political system.
John Jackson
>Irina Viktorovna Kaverzina (Kaverzina) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Kaverzina worked for the translator project and operated multiple U.S. personas that she used to post, monitor, and update social media content for the IRA.
>Aleksandra Yuryevna Krylova (Krylova) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Krylova worked for the IRA from at least September 2013 to November 2014, where she served as a director and was the firm’s third-highest ranking position.
>Vadim Vladimirovich Podkopaev (Podkopaev) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Podkopaev was responsible for conducting U.S.-focused research and drafting social media content for the IRA.
>Sergey Pavlovich Polozov (Polozov) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Polozov acted as the manager of the IRA’s information technology department and oversaw the procurement of U.S. servers and other computer infrastructure that masked the firm’s location when conducting operations within the United States.
Adam Ross
>PLS LEAVE PUTIN ALONE
>HE A GUD BOI HE DINDU NUFFIN
>JUST A BIT OF ELECTION MEDDLIN AND MAYBE A COUPLE OF RUSSIANS KILLED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT IN A MATTER THAT IS CLEARLY A MESSAGE TO THE WEST
>OH AND A FEW RUSSIAN "MERCENARIES" THAT ATTACKED THE US IN SYRIA
>REALLY NO BIGGIE, LEAVE HIM ALONE!
Charles Cooper
>Gleb Igorevich Vasilchenko (Vasilchenko) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Vasilchenko worked for the IRA from at least August 2014 to September 2016, and was responsible for controlling social media content and posing as U.S. persons or U.S. grassroots organizations.
>Vladimir Venkov (Venkov) acted for or on behalf of and provided material and technological support to the IRA. Venkov worked for the translator project and operated multiple U.S. personas that were used to post, monitor, and update social media content for the IRA.
>These entities and individuals are subjects of an indictment announced on February 16, 2018.
Eli Howard
>CAATSA SANCTIONS
>Today’s action also includes the designation of two entities and six individuals pursuant to section 224 of CAATSA, which targets cyber actors operating on behalf of the Russian government.
>Federal Security Service (FSB), a Russian intelligence organization, knowingly engages in significant activities that undermine cybersecurity on behalf of the Russian government. Specifically, the FSB has utilized its cyber tools to target Russian journalists and politicians critical of the Russian government; Russian citizens and government officials; former officials from countries bordering Russia; and U.S. government officials, including cyber security, diplomatic, military, and White House personnel. Additionally, in 2017, the U.S. Department of Justice indicted two FSB officers for their involvement in the 2014 hacking of Yahoo that compromised millions of Yahoo accounts. OFAC previously sanctioned the FSB under E.O. 13694, as amended, on December 28, 2016.
>Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU), a Russian military intelligence organization, knowingly engages in significant activities that undermine cybersecurity on behalf of the Russian government. The GRU was directly involved in interfering in the 2016 U.S. election through cyber-enabled activities. The Russian military, of which the GRU is a part, was also directly responsible for the NotPetya cyber-attack in 2017. OFAC previously sanctioned the GRU under E.O. 13694, as amended, on December 28, 2016.
Nathaniel Harris
good fuck russia
fuck china
fuck canada
Jose Lopez
>Sergei Afanasyev (Afanasyev) acts for or on behalf of the GRU. As of February 2017, Afanasyev was a senior GRU official.
>Vladimir Alexseyev (Alexseyev) acts for or on behalf of the GRU. As of December 2016, Alexseyev was a First Deputy Chief of the GRU. OFAC previously sanctioned Alexseyev under E.O. 13694, as amended, on December 28, 2016.
>Sergey Gizunov (Gizunov) acts for or on behalf of the GRU. As of July 2017, Gizunov was the Deputy Chief of the GRU. OFAC previously sanctioned Gizunov under E.O. 13694, as amended, on December 28, 2016.
>Igor Korobov (Korobov) acts for or on behalf of the GRU. As of January 2018, Korobov was the Chief of the GRU. OFAC previously sanctioned Korobov under E.O. 13694, as amended, on December 28, 2016.
>Igor Kostyukov (Kostyukov) acts for or on behalf of the GRU. As of December 2016, Kostukov was a First Deputy Chief of the GRU. OFAC previously sanctioned Kostyukov under E.O. 13694, as amended, on December 28, 2016.
>Grigoriy Molchanov (Molchanov) acts for or on behalf of the GRU. As of April 2016, Molchanov was a senior GRU official.
Tyler Hall
I wish Israel and Saudi Arabia where under such a nice microscope.
Thomas Ortiz
AHAHAHAHHAHAHAA
LOOK AT THE CATALOG
KREMLINBOTS ARE FUCKING PANICKING AHAHAHAHA
Juan Lopez
bots cant panic. they dont have feelings.
Asher Anderson
>As a result of today’s action, all property and interests in property of the designated persons subject to U.S. jurisdiction are blocked, and U.S. persons are generally prohibited from engaging in transactions with them.
That means that collaborating to the IRA will send you in front of a court of justice
Russboos are going to get jailed
E Celebs too
Ayden Robinson
>trump is nationalist/protectionist
>their enemies are globalists
>fake story about how russia rigged the election for trump
>"lets put sanctions are russian country"
How the hell this works?
Robert Foster
One of the best things to come out of the Trump presidency will be the weakening of the federal government. The dreamers trusted them and now they could be fucked. Sanctuary cities are openly fighting the power of the feds. That's going to come handy if the left ever gets a gun band. Trump is showing a lot of people how dangerous a strong federal government can be. God bless him.
Ian Anderson
>>fake story about how russia rigged the election for trump
>confirmed by just about every US security agency, Canada, and multiple other countries
>"Fake news"
Logan Gray
Underrated
Grayson Lee
>How the hell this works?
With that I mean, how stupid the elite can be?
They are basically doing what trump want, actually more than he would be able to do because doing protectionists laws because of fake stories would be considered a bad thing.
Not only they are doing something trump wouldnt be able to do, unless he played the elite game "doing stuff based at fake theories", but if someone complain, trump can now say "hey they invented this bullshit story against me and then used it as a excuse to do this law" complain with them
Benjamin Martinez
Use your real flag.
Juan Cruz
2... scoops
Levi Anderson
>Use your real flag.
I would not use any flag and id if that was possible
Nathaniel Wood
I hope there’s a war where they force you to draft only to lose all 4 limbs and you survive.
Jonathan Gonzalez
Lmao the Russian bots are really getting nervous. The average Russian was well on their way to making the same amount as one of our min wage workers without these sanctions. Now they're gonna have to go back to drinking cheap vodka.
Jack Evans
what has Sup Forums become when everyone in this thread is spouting off about nerve agents used to kill someone in britain and the source CLEARLY states it's over election meddling? what the fuck
Matthew Lee
Russian assassinations are notoriously brutal. Take Trotsky, who was killed with an ice pick to the back of the head. According to many experts, according a former Russian specialist who developed Novichok, it’s supposed to cause an immense amount of pain
Jack Howard
Use your real flag, Russian.
Nathaniel Thompson
Oy! Bin that nerve agent ruskie!
>and that plastic butter knife
>and that spork
>and that bottle of laundry detergent
>and that soft fleece blanket
>and that rubber band
>and that sexual thought about Theresa May
Aaron Smith
And according to****
Welsh is my first language pls no h8
Grayson Perry
Hahahaha
William Flores
Uhhh no. It was the US Treasury imposing new sanctions on select individuals, so it wasn't Trump and it wasn't the sanctions passed by Congress.
Why the fuck do I even come to this board anymore? It's just Russian shills, Trump bootlickers, and trolls left.
Jonathan Powell
If you are going to get into conspiracies search more about it.
The most stupíd thing is to be a conspiracy theorist that dont research.
There is a thing that is called proxy, my flag would be irrelevant
Samuel Young
Benjamin Martinez
b-b-b-but muh hillary
Landon Barnes
Proof Russia did it?
Owen Reyes
boris johnson says they dunnit cause putin was "too smug"
theguardian.com
Lincoln Johnson
narrative > truth
l2politic dummy
Jaxon Gray
Case closed then, I guess. No need for forensics, just like in Syria.
Cooper Collins
From the same article: "In total, the administration applied new sanctions on five entities and 19 individuals on Thursday, including Russians who posed as Americans and posted content online as part of the IRA's attempts to sow discord ahead of the presidential contest."
In case you missed it, NEW SANCTIONS. No mention of previously approved sanctions that have yet to be enforced. Specifically, sanctions on foreign governments and companies doing business with Russia’s defense and intelligence sectors.
Eli Diaz
Yes, think about that next time you act smug, it could be proof you assassinated someone.
Anthony Turner
Terrorism is an act of war and using nerve agents is a war crime. I hope Putin gets a taste of his own medicine. Just cause I hate the Jewish elite doesn't mean I have to love a psychopath like Putin.
Gabriel Martinez
The designated targets of sanctions that Congress was asking for was poorly informed, not enough consultation with Treasury. If you read any FP opinions, almost everyone agreed that better targets were available and treasury was doing the right thing taking their time and waiting to play this card. Everyone who was demanding enforcement action immediately and felt genuine it should be those old targets was reactionaries, with everyone else playing up the lack of immediacy as "proof of muh Russia" and confuse DP for FP.
Matthew Robinson
>no link and since I won't search for it, it must be fake
You are such a faggot that killing yourself should at least be a consideration for you.