(CNN) –– President Joe Biden’s governing body announces its sanctions against Russia’s individuals and entities, in addition to the expulsion of a dozen EE.UU Russian diplomats, as it responds to hackeo of SolarWinds and electoral interference, following the familiarities with the planes.
Another source of knowledge on CNN’s topic is that it hopes the administration will take action against Russia’s Jews. And it was agreed that the action with the European allies would be coordinated.
The sanctions will be against intelligence officers and the governor, as well as entities, involved in the SolarWinds cybercrime intrusion, in agreement with the sources.
These actions are implemented through a decree of President Joe Biden, in addition to sanctions coordinated with the Department of State and the Department of Treasury, according to EE.UU officials. For its part, officials of the State Department have called the United States Allies and are preparing for possible Russian responses.
It is not clear if these sanctions will be enough to change Russia’s behavior, increase the resources.
The White House and the State Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The relationship of EE.UU. y Russia
The Biden governing body responds to Russia’s aggression against the United States and its allies in the first days of its mandate. Biden addressed Russian President Vladimir Putin during his first telephone call about a series of questions. Since a recent ciberate massacre, there has been an outcry from the main figure in the opposition, Alexey Navalny. In addition, the administration and implementation of sanctions on the collection and implementation of Navalny.
Russia’s counterpart also seeks to oust Biden’s governor in order to maintain open diplomatic channels of communication and to work with Russia when it is in the United States’ interest. Biden showed off this move this week while proposing a plenary session with Putin during his second telephone call.
The governor of EE.UU. also recently made a decision to move in the cargo to the Russian ambassador, which President Donald Trump appointed, in the near future and invited Putin to a conference on the climatic change in the finals of this month.
Alex Marquardt, of CNN, makes an informal contribution.