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USA provides 290 million dollars for the fight against Russia
USA provides 290 million dollars for the fight against Russia
The US is providing 290 million US dollars to “counteract Russian influence”. That comes from a document of the legislative package on financing … 12/28/2020, SNA
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At the same time, $ 300 million will be set aside to “limit China’s influence”. The money will be used to combat Russian influence and “attempts to sow distrust of democratic institutions around the world”. Among other things, it concerns the financing of the Russian radio station Voice of America. The document also prohibits the funding of “activities that contribute to the strategic objectives of the Russian government” and that “may jeopardize US national security interests.” The documents also discuss funding for “capacity-building programs law enforcement and security forces in Europe, Eurasia and Central Asia and to strengthen security cooperation ”. Development of Democracy The US budget will also allocate funds to“ Programs for the development of democracy in Russia and other countries in Europe, Eurasia and Central Asia, including promoting freedom on the Internet ”. At the same time, US $ 20 million will be used to “strengthen democracy and civil society in Central Europe, including ensuring transparency, independent media, the rule of law, minority rights and anti-Semitism programs”. As in last year’s versions of the budget, “the funding of activities that recognize Russia’s sovereignty over Crimea” is prohibited. Congress also restricts the Ministry of Commerce, Justice Ministry and NASA from purchasing various types of information systems in Russia, China, North Korea and Iran because of the “risk of cyber espionage” and “cyber threats”.
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The US is providing 290 million US dollars to “counteract Russian influence”. This emerges from a document in the legislative package to finance government activities for 2021, which US President Donald Trump approved.
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At the same time, $ 300 million will be set aside to “limit China’s influence”.
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The money will be used to combat Russian influence and “attempts to sow distrust of democratic institutions around the world”. Among other things, it concerns the financing of the Russian radio station Voice of America.
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The documents also discuss appropriations used for “programs to strengthen the capacities of law enforcement and security forces in Europe, Eurasia and Central Asia and to strengthen cooperation in the security field”.
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Development of democracy
The US budget also provides funds to support “programs to develop democracy in Russia and other countries in Europe, Eurasia and Central Asia, including promoting freedom on the Internet”.
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At the same time, US $ 20 million will be used to “strengthen democracy and civil society in Central Europe, including ensuring transparency, independent media, the rule of law, minority rights and anti-Semitism programs”.
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As in last year’s versions of the budget, “the funding of activities that recognize Russia’s sovereignty over Crimea” is prohibited.
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Congress also restricts the Ministry of Commerce, Justice Ministry and NASA from purchasing various types of information systems in Russia, China, North Korea and Iran because of the “risk of cyber espionage” and “cyber threats”.
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