NATO Summit Rejects New Russia Sanctions
Trump rejects possibility of imposing further sanctions on Russia
NATO leaders have rejected new sanctions on Russia, despite ongoing tensions over the conflict in Ukraine, as reported by The Moscow Times. The decision comes as the US has resumed its blockade on Iran and launched strikes after attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, a move that is part of the broader US-Iran Conflict Escalates situation. According to commonslibrary.parliament.uk, planning for post-conflict reconstruction of Ukraine has begun, with discussions on using sanctioned Russian assets to help fund reconstruction. The rejection of new sanctions on Russia is seen as a significant development, and it remains to be seen how this will impact the global balance of power, particularly in light of the Global Shift in Favor of China.
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