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(CNN)The Obama administration is preparing to announce, as soon as Thursday, a series of retaliation measures against Russia for meddling in the US election, according to American officials briefed on the plans.
The actions are expected to include expanded sanctions and diplomatic measures, the officials said, in what the administration deems a proportional response to a Russian operation that went beyond cyber hacking activities common among nations.
Russia will respond to any "hostile steps" that the US may take in response to allegations of hacking during the 2016 election, according to the official representative for the ministry.
She went on to say of the hacking, "frankly, we are tired about the lies about Russian hackers -- it's misinformation by Obama administration aimed at providing an excuse for its own failure."
He is apparently going to slap Russia with more sanctions as soon as this week.
Looks like Obama is in a fury of bitter retaliation.
Republicans John McCain and Lindsey Graham, and Democrat Amy Klobuchar, voiced their support for sanctions on Wednesday while visiting the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, which are Nato members close to Russia's western edge.
originally posted by: Ohanka
Taking actions against a nation despite zero evidence of what you accuse them of, and your ulterior motives are clear for everyone to see.
Sounds familiar to me
originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: xuenchen
Looks like Obama is in a fury of bitter retaliation.
That's funny. Since the BBC is reporting it has "cross-party support"
BBC Report
Republicans John McCain and Lindsey Graham, and Democrat Amy Klobuchar, voiced their support for sanctions on Wednesday while visiting the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, which are Nato members close to Russia's western edge.
So, senators wish to propose sanctions and therefore Obama did it?
That's funny. Since the BBC is reporting it has "cross-party support"