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According to a report by TASS news agency on May 23, U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Brinken admitted that the United States cannot include Russia on the list of countries supporting terrorism because Russia is not such a country.
Reported that Blinken said at a hearing before the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee on the 22nd: Aggression is not a terrorist activity, it is two things.
When asked why the U.S. government did not listen to the calls of the Ukraine authorities and some Westerners and refused to include Russia on the list of countries supporting terrorism, Blinken said: First of all, regarding the designation of a country supporting terrorism, in addition to what Russia does in our view does not fall into such activities, there are also the following considerations: it may undermine certain multilateral cooperation and our coordination based on sanctions (against Russia).
Blinken pointed out: If we come to peace negotiations in the future, it will be extremely difficult to reverse this. You should put this into the game so that you can cross the finish line directly. He added: Another real problem is that it may hinder our proactive efforts to force Russia to pay Ukraine’s huge losses, including using Russian sovereign assets. If (Russia) is identified as a state supporting terrorism, these assets could be frozen during court proceedings.
Blinken said that the executive branch of the U.S. authorities already has sufficient power to take various restrictive measures against Russia and is actively using these powers. They are more precise in describing what Russia is doing. Moreover, we don’t want to encounter unforeseen consequences and derivative effects that may in fact complicate the process of achieving our goals. Blinken concluded.
Reports said that the United States may include countries that it believes have supported international terrorism on its list of countries sponsoring terrorism. The U.S. Treasury Department may take measures against legal persons, natural persons and countries that trade with countries on the list. Iran, North Korea, Cuba and Syria are all on this list. (Compiled by Liu Yang)