US issues ‘Putin list’ of Russian oligarchs but imposes no sanctions

Vladimir Putin jokes about US Treasury bid to pressure Kremlin

Vladimir Putin says Russia is not planning tit-for-tat retaliation for US Treasury list
Vladimir Putin set out his ambitions in his annual state of the nation address today
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The Trump administration has defied the Kremlin by publishing a list of politicians and oligarchs linked with Vladimir Putin’s regime - but its uncanny resemblance to Forbes’ Russian rich list has caused widespread mockery.

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