MOSCOW — In a rare bipartisan move, the United States Congress has voted to intensify sanctions against Russia, and President Trump has signed them into law. Even before the American leader put pen to paper last week, President Vladimir Putin of Russia fired back by demanding the removal of hundreds of Americans and Russians from the staffs at American diplomatic missions in Russia.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting with Stavropol Territory Governor in Moscow on April 2.
