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US Senate advances Russia sanctions bill following death of Lindsey Graham
The Guardian US and Kyiv Independent describe the same event in different terms.
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What happened"It's not only about money that help Russia wage its war, but it's also a big signal to Europe, Ukraine, and our people, so I'm very thankful," President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "US Senate votes to advance Russia sanctions bill that would give Trump new tariff powers...". The center frames it as "US Senate advances Russia sanctions bill following death of Lindsey Graham".
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Left / center-leftUS Senate votes to advance Russia sanctions bill that would give Trump new tariff powers – live
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CenterUS Senate advances Russia sanctions bill following death of Lindsey Graham
Kyiv Independent · Center · News report
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US Senate advances Russia sanctions bill following death of Lindsey Graham
"It's not only about money that help Russia wage its war, but it's also a big signal to Europe, Ukraine, and our people, so I'm very thankful," President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
