Trump waives Russia sanctions passed by Congress
Trump waived sanctions and tariffs approved by Congress last month, citing national interest.
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What happened
Trump signed an executive order to exempt Russia from new sanctions legislation. 1 Trump put the sanctions on hold, saying a waiver is in the U.S. national interest. 2 Trump waived Russia-related sanctions and tariffs before they were to take effect. 3 Congress passed the sanctions legislation last month. 12
Why it matters
The executive action blocks Congress-approved penalties from taking effect. 23
What to watch
Congressional reaction to the national interest justification remains to be seen. 2 The duration and scope of the waived measures are not specified. 3
Sources · 3
[1]Trump waives many Russia-related sanctions, tariffs before they were to take effect under new law reut.rs/4zArpN7
Reuters · Bluesky
[2]BREAKING: President Trump puts new Russia sanctions passed by Congress on hold, saying a waiver is in the U.S. national interest.
The Associated Press · Bluesky
[3]Breaking News: President Trump signed an executive order to exempt Russia from new sanctions legislation that Congress passed last month. www.nytimes.com/2026/10/16/u...
The New York Times · Bluesky
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