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Sullivan: Anyone assisting Russia can face US bans

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White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan warned on Friday that any country, individual, or entity assisting Russia "politically or economically" will be subjected to the United States sanctions.

Sullivan stressed that Washington will use its "executive authority" to impose bans against anyone who shows support to Moscow and its annexation of Ukrainian territories.

The WH national security adviser urged all parties signed to the United Nations Charter to condemn Moscow's "unjustified" actions, asking countries around the world to directly address Kremlin on the matter.

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