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Trump Puts Final Nail In The Coffin Of Russia Hoax With Brutal Move On Putin
Democrats are freaking out after President Donald Trump put the final nail in the coffin
of their Russia collusion hoax with a brutal move on Vladimir Putin and several of his
closest allies.
This is a home run.
According to Daily Caller, Trump took drastic measures against Russia on Friday, April 6,
2018, when the U.S. Treasury Department slammed Russia with a new round of sanctions.
Key individuals and entities were hit, including seven wealthy oligarchs, 12 of their companies,
a state-owned weapons trading company called Rosoboroneksport, that company's RFC Bank
subsidiary, and 17 government officials.
This unprecedented move by the Trump administration puts the final nail in the coffin of the Russia
collusion hoax for good.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin blasted the Russian government in a statement on Friday.
"The Russian government operates for the disproportionate benefit of oligarchs and
government elites," he said.
"The Russian government engages in a range of malign activity around the globe, including
continuing to occupy Crimea and instigate violence in eastern Ukraine, supplying the
Assad regime with material and weaponry as they bomb their own civilians, attempting
to subvert Western democracies, and malicious cyber activities," Mnuchin continued.
"Russian oligarchs and elites who profit from this corrupt system will no longer be
insulated from the consequences of their government's destabilizing activities," he added.
The new sanctions against some of Putin's closest allies will freeze all assets subject
to U.S. jurisdiction held by the designated individuals and entities, prohibits Americans
from doing business with them, and could potentially trigger sanctions against non-U.S. persons
who facilitate transactions by the sanctioned entities.
The list of sanctioned oligarchs includes Oleg Deripaska, who touts himself as a representative
of the Russian state when traveling abroad and is accused of crimes ranging from money
laundering to extortion, racketeering, bribery, ties to organized crime, and ordering the
murder of business rivals.
In addition, Deripaska is connected to the Steele Dossier, the suspect document that
became the premise to launch controversial surveillance of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential
campaign, and to Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, by the former Obama
administration.
In a statement to Bloomberg News on Friday, former Treasury official Elizabeth Rosenberg
said, "This is clearly a really intensive strike at Deripaska and his corporate holdings.
By naming a number of oligarchs and state entities, including in the energy sector,
it's meaningful because they're aiming at sensitive industries in Russia that generate
a lot of revenue."
One other notable Russian oligarch caught up in this round of sanctions is Suleiman
Kerimov, who is a member of the Russian Federation Council accused of skirting European tax laws
by hauling around huge amounts of cash in suitcases and laundering money through questionable
land deals.
In November 2017, Kerimov was arrested in France for tax evasion.
In addition to other holdings, Kerimov controls Polyus, which is Russia's biggest producer
of gold.
Kirill Shamalov, a one-time son-in-law to Vladimir Putin was also targeted by the Trump
administration in the latest round of sanctions.
Shamalov's wealth sky-rocketed after marrying Putin's daughter in 2013.
Despite losing a significant amount of power after splitting up with his wife in 2018,
Shamalov reportedly still maintains a tremendous amount of wealth.The U.S. Treasury Department
also sanctioned twelve firms which are all owned or controlled by the sanctioned Russian
oligarchs.
This enormous hit to some of Russia's most wealthy and powerful individuals should be
enough to shut Democrats up for good about any kind of inappropriate relationship between
our President and Russia.
In my opinion, Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who hunted around for evidence that Trump
participated in some kind of wrongdoing during the 2016 presidential election, needs to be
stuck with a bill for the taxpayer's money he wasted.
There's no excuse now for Democrats to peddle their idiotic narrative that Trump was in
some way involved with the Russians.
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