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Biden unveils sweeping new sanctions against Russia
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Biden unveiled new sanctions against Russia, including cutting off Russian banks and companies from the West, targeting Russia’s defense industry, and freezing trillions of dollars in assets held by Russian elites close to Putin. However, calls are growing louder from Republicans and Democrats for Biden to impose sanctions on Vladimir Putin directly. NBC’s Kristen Welker reports for TODAY.Feb. 25, 2022