U.S. President Donald Trump brushed off the EU and UK's call for more sanctions against Russia at the G7 summit in Canada, public broadcaster Suspilne reported on June 17.

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Trump had earlier suggested he didn’t want to tighten the screws on Moscow further because “sanctions cost us a lot of money.

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