The country has also promised to retaliate for those tariffs.
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Russia responded by choosing not to retaliate for the sanctions.
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If not, China will retaliate "for sure," she told CNBC.
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The United States did not retaliate for the loss of the drone.
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The next day, Putin agreed not to retaliate for the U.S. actions.
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But Israel, after careful thought, chose not to retaliate for the retaliation.
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Trump said he did not think Beijing would retaliate for the U.S. tariffs.
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Canada and Mexico have said they will retaliate for the Washington-imposed metals tariffs.
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Iran is widely expected to retaliate for the death of its iconic military leader.
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There's little, nay, there's no doubt that Iran will further retaliate for Soleimani's killing.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping will also be under pressure to retaliate for the Huawei case.
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Beijing has already promised to retaliate for any sanctions in the runup to the announcement.
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Trump's tweets came after Tehran threatened to retaliate for the killing of Iranian Maj. Gen.
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It was a way for him to retaliate for the Iran nuclear pact that Obama negotiated.
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Flynn described to them how Russia would not retaliate for the sanctions following team Trump's request.
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The Trump administration has taken no measures to explicitly counter or retaliate for Moscow's election meddling.
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Another top official said he did not think Beijing would retaliate for the latest increase in tariffs.
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It moved quickly to retaliate for the tariff on Chinese tires with punitive duties on American products.
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Questions have been swirling not about whether Iran will retaliate for the airstrike, but when and how.
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Trump threatened the attacks should Iran retaliate for the assassination of its top military commander, Maj. Gen.
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Meanwhile, Iran is warning that it will retaliate for any strike with a "rapid and crushing" response.
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Iran was about to retaliate for the American drone strike that had killed Iran's top military commander, Gen.
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"Iran has no choice but to strike back and retaliate for assassination of Major General Soleimani," he said.
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State and federal officials are investigating the incident, which came after Tehran vowed to retaliate for Soleimani's death.
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Seoul is already seeking WTO trade sanctions to retaliate for Washington's failure to comply with an earlier WTO ruling.
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And it expelled 60 Russian diplomats to retaliate for Russia's poisoning of a former Russian spy on British soil.
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We don't know when or how Iran will retaliate for the strike that killed Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani.
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Then the president balked at a planned airstrike in June to retaliate for Iran's downing of an American drone.
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Escalating tensions: Tehran had vowed to retaliate for Soleimani, who was killed Friday in a drone strike in Baghdad.
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Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said in a statement on his Twitter account that Turkey would retaliate for the losses.
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Trump had ordered a missile attack on a Syrian airbase to retaliate for Syria's use of chemical weapons on civilians.
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Iran has threatened to retaliate for the British seizure of an Iranian oil tanker accused of violating sanctions on Syria.
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Thus far, the U.S. has declined to retaliate for attacks on American assets or the destruction of Saudi oil facilities.
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According to the article, how might the White House retaliate for the chemical weapons attack in Syria over the weekend?
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EPA's regulatory powers should be used to promote environmental protection, not to retaliate for policy disagreements or carry out vendettas.
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The two countries have a long history of reciprocal expulsions, and Russian officials had been threatening to retaliate for days.
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They want to retaliate for political reasons ... but actually in economic terms probably their best option would be to do nothing.
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They may also fear the government could retaliate for strikes by reducing their role in managing public funds for worker training.
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While he may be staying out of it, it looks like his fans are totally down to retaliate for him instead.
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Nealon appeared to have been trying to retaliate for a separate shooting that took place at his girlfriend's apartment, authorities said.
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China has promised to retaliate for the latest round of tariffs and has filed a challenge with the World Trade Organization.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Iran vowed to retaliate for the recent attack on a military base in Syria, blaming Israel for the strike.
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Lakeisha also says he's afraid Richard will go all "scorched Earth" on her to retaliate for airing their issues in court.
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The Iranian government said it will retaliate for the death of Soleimani, who was in Baghdad, Iraq, when he was killed.
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Experts say these are some of the ways Tehran might further retaliate for the US killing of military leader Qassem Soleimani.
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Iran vowed for days to retaliate for the killing of Soleimani, which the Trump administration has maintained was a defensive move.
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Trump threatened multiple times over the weekend to target Iranian cultural sites should Iran retaliate for the killing of Maj. Gen.
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In the days ahead there will be significant concern that ISIS's followers around the world will seek to retaliate for Baghdadi's death.
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She explains she's attempting to retaliate for a prank her boyfriend had previously pulled on her, and says she is actually pregnant.
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Ankara also vowed to retaliate for Washington&aposs move, which is aimed at pressuring NATO ally Turkey into releasing Pastor Andrew Brunson.
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Washington stripped five of the six Russian honorary consuls of credentials in January to retaliate for harassment of its diplomats in Moscow.
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That conflict usually involves poisoning, shooting or spearing lions, either to retaliate for (or try to prevent) attacks on livestock or people.
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He vowed to "retaliate for the martyrs by chopping off the heads of Daesh" militants, using the Arabic acronym for the group.
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Like any interrogator, I'm certain prisoners have lied to me, but I don't have any means or reason to retaliate for this.
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He may retaliate for Soleimani's death, but he must also take care not to endanger the existence of his already fraught regime.
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Turkey's foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, has made clear that Turkey intends to retaliate for the move with its own round of sanctions.
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Iran vowed to retaliate for the killing, and on Tuesday fired a dozen-plus ballistic missiles at two U.S. bases in Iraq.
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It is very good sign that President Trump, despite his public bluster, did not choose to retaliate for the Iranian missile attacks.
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Some senators seemed to bristle about the hearing's tone, warning against comments depicting Trump as unable to strongly retaliate for any attack.
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Russia will definitely retaliate for the expulsions of Russian diplomats by multiple Western and east European governments, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday.
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The regime will want to retaliate for Soleimani, but not in a way as to completely close the possibility of negotiations on sanctions.
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Iran for days had threatened to retaliate for the U.S. strike killing Soleimani, which Trump argued was aimed at thwarting plots against Americans.
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Indians took the streets to demand that Prime Minister Narendra Modi retaliate for Pakistan's strikes and his political base has echoed that call.
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The fears of escalation intensified on Tuesday when the Pakistani prime minister promised to retaliate for an incursion by Indian jets hours before.
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In short, Disney tried to hurt the LA Times financially to retaliate for how it was covered in a series of investigative articles.
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It follows weeks of threats from Tehran to retaliate for Britain's seizure of the Iranian tanker Grace 1, accused of violating sanctions on Syria.
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It follows threats from Tehran to retaliate for Britain's July 4 seizure of the Iranian tanker Grace 1, accused of violating sanctions on Syria.
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Trump said he did not think Beijing would retaliate for the U.S. tariffs and that he believes China wants to make a trade deal.
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Israel's reaction to the announcement Nasrallah made on August 31, that Hizbullah "would retaliate" for Israel's killing of its operatives in Syria, was intriguing.
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In January 2016, a Taliban attack killed nine journalists from Tolo TV because the armed group's fighters wanted to retaliate for alleged biased reporting.
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That needs to be factored into the equation when we think about what Kim would do to preempt an attack or retaliate for one.
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Iran has threatened to retaliate for the death of Soleimani, who was Tehran's top general and directed the country's international network of proxy forces.
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Yet Iran compensates for its lack of military might -- compared to the US -- with shrewd tactics and affiliated militant groups to retaliate for them.
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It was as obvious as it was rational to know that the Iranians would retaliate for the death of their most beloved military figure.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Russia vowed on Thursday to retaliate for a plan by Norway to more than double the number of U.S. Marines stationed there.
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The State Department, however, indicated earlier that the United States could retaliate for Russia's "regrettable, unwarranted action," raising the possibility that the crisis could intensify.
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In "South Korea to Resume Propaganda Broadcasts That Angered North," Choe Sang-Hun reports on how South Korea plans to retaliate for the nuclear test.
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It follows threats from Tehran to retaliate for Britain's seizure on July 4 of the Iranian tanker Grace 1, accused of violating sanctions on Syria.
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"We call on the Iraqi government to retaliate for the decision taken by the U.S. administration," it added after a session on Sunday in Baghdad.
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President Trump joined a coordinated effort by at least 1915 countries on Monday to retaliate for the poisoning of a Russian former spy in Britain.
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The Kremlin is also likely to retaliate for any measures Britain takes, and past governments have been unwilling to engage in such an escalating fight.
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President Trump goes on the offensive, Israel vows to retaliate for a rocket strike from Gaza and British Parliament attempts to control the Brexit process.
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The warnings have experts predicting that Iran will once more turn to its army of hackers to retaliate for losing an elite commander like Soleimani.
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Russia in the past has denied it has tried to hack into other countries' infrastructure, and vowed on Thursday to retaliate for the new sanctions.
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Trump's own dilemma was met by a near unanimous national security team who felt the US should retaliate for a downed drone by striking Iranian targets.
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Tehran for weeks has vowed to retaliate for the seizure of its Grace 1 oil tanker by British forces for violating European Union sanctions on Syria.
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Saudi Arabia said it would retaliate for any action against it over the Khashoggi case, state news agency SPA reported on Sunday, quoting an official source.
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A retaliatory missile barrage against major population centers in Israel, to which the Israelis would inevitably and justifiable retaliate for, is not out of the question.
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For now, the signs are that Tehran intends to counter, and retaliate for, any punitive move by Washington, especially any designed to freeze Iranian oil exports.
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When I complained to human resources, they put me "on trial," making it sound like I had fabricated the incidents to retaliate for me being fired.
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They later determined Nealon did not know al-Jumaili's ethnicity and said he may have been trying to retaliate for a shooting at his girlfriend's apartment.
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Last June, Trump aborted a military strike to retaliate for Iran's downing of an unmanned U.S. drone because, he said, it could have killed 150 people.
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Trump threatened Iran Saturday that the US was targeting 52 Iranian sites if Tehran decided to retaliate for the US airstrike that killed its revered commander.
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He held a news conference after the summit in which he said Canada will retaliate for tariffs that the U.S. has imposed on Canadian aluminum and steel.
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Mr. Vaez, the analyst, said that his recent conversations with Iranian officials also suggested that Iran would eventually retaliate for Israel's strikes on Iranian assets in Syria.
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Another security official, however, said the Pakistani military was on high alert in case India decided to retaliate for the Uri attack with cross-border military force.
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So watching them turn the tables on their attackers and spill blood to retaliate for injustice is thrilling, even though it's obviously souped up for shock value.
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Larry Kudlow, President Donald Trump's top economic adviser, said Sunday that US officials expected China to retaliate for the tariff hike the Trump administration imposed last week.
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U.S. officials said they were looking at ways to retaliate for China's expulsion of three Wall Street Journal reporters, including evicting Chinese journalists who file intelligence reports.
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He did not so much express remorse as depict his actions as necessary to retaliate for what he perceived as an epidemic of black-on-white crime.
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Israel also regularly blows up tunnels, conducts airstrikes to prevent or retaliate for rocket launches from Gaza, and otherwise uses force to keep Hamas in the box.
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South Korean officials said privately Thursday that resuming the propaganda broadcasts was the simplest and quickest way they could think of, for now, to retaliate for the test.
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This development comes as European officials told CNN they believe ISIS is ratcheting up its planning for international attacks to retaliate for losses in Syria, Iraq and Libya.
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Iranian military leaders have also threatened in recent months to retaliate for the curtailment of its oil exports by blocking shipments of oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Republicans were more likely to agree with taking more aggressive military action to both to prevent acts of terrorism (69%) and to retaliate for acts of terrorism (65%).
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The threat by the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, to retaliate for the Mosul assault with crippling car bombings in Baghdad has been largely neutralized.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang on Tuesday said "stay tuned," when asked whether China would retaliate for the blacklist over alleged human rights violations against Muslim minorities.
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Last year, the administration took heat for its failure to retaliate for the massive hack at the Office of Personnel Management, a breach that was widely blamed on China.
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For example, the administration has taken no serious action to retaliate for the Russian meddling that has been confirmed by American intelligence agencies, and it resisted more strenuous sanctions.
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North Korea can retaliate, for instance, by launching cyberattacks, as it is suspected to have done in 2013 against South Korea's banking system and in 2014 against Sony Pictures.
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Ms. Kane insists that some in the state's male-dominated political establishment have concocted her political difficulties to retaliate for the disclosures, and to prevent more emails from being leaked.
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The so-called Section 301 investigation, which allowed the U.S. president to retaliate for unfair trade practices, was based on alleged intellectual property theft and forced technology transfers by China.
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Washington is seeking to retaliate for more than $11 billion worth of EU subsidies to Airbus that the World Trade Organization has found cause "adverse effects" for the United States.
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The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative is considering a new complaint against China to retaliate for restrictions on high tech sectors, like cloud computing, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Scholars have done the math and found that on hot days a major-league baseball pitcher is more likely to retaliate for a perceived offense and deliberately hit a batter.
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She has said that some in the state's male-dominated political establishment have concocted her political difficulties to retaliate for the disclosures and to prevent more emails from being leaked.
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He has twice ordered cruise missile strikes on Syria to retaliate for chemical weapons attacks on civilians and he has authorized troop deployments to various countries to hunt down terrorists.
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Since then, speculation has swirled around whether China will keep its word, with skeptical lawmakers pressuring Obama to retaliate for the barrage of intrusions into U.S. firms and federal agencies.
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Part of the reason is the fear that Iran could retaliate for the US actions by targeting the oil infrastructure of Saudi Arabia, a key American ally in the region.
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President Trump caused a stir with his threat this past weekend to target Iranian cultural sites should Iran retaliate for the killing of top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani last week.
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In some cases, those insiders are driven by malicious intent — the desire to enrich themselves through the sale of sensitive data or to retaliate for a perceived slight or mistreatment.
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The possibility that Qatar could retaliate for its land-border closure by halting gas exports to the UAE ought to be focusing the minds of policymakers in Abu Dhabi right now.
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Ms. Kane has said that some in the state's male-dominated political establishment have concocted her political difficulties to retaliate for the disclosures and to prevent more emails from being leaked.
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Trump, who was speaking to reporters at the White House, made his comments after recently calling off military actions against Iran to retaliate for the downing of a U.S. military drone.
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Trump authorized a limited strike on Iran to retaliate for the downing, but suddenly reversed himself, he said on Friday morning, worried that potentially killing Iranians wouldn't be a proportionate response.
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Trump, who was speaking to reporters at the White House, made his comments after recently calling off military action against Iran to retaliate for the downing of a U.S. military drone.
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As Turkish authorities sought to retaliate for a bid by a faction of the armed forces to seize power, traders pared safe-haven holdings of yen, gold and low-risk government bonds.
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The seizure follows weeks of threats from Tehran to retaliate for Britain's seizure of the Iranian tanker Grace 1 near Gibraltar on July 4 which it suspected was violating sanctions on Syria.
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Ms. Bouder said she believed that Mr. Martins made the casting change to retaliate for her outspokenness about feminism and gender equality and to reward Ms. Hyltin, who had publicly defended him.
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There's a good chance the Chinese will retaliate for the arrest of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou by targeting American businesses in China, former assistant U.S. trade representative Jeff Moon told CNBC on Thursday.
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Leading Democrats in the U.S. Congress wrote to Trump on Friday, demanding that the administration use Monday's deadline to retaliate for what they described as cyber attacks intended to influence other countries' elections.
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Trump, who said on Friday he aborted a planned military strike on Iran to retaliate for Tehran's downing of an unmanned U.S. drone, has not had a permanent defense secretary for six months.
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He said US officials expect China to retaliate for the tariff hike the Trump administration imposed on Friday, when it increased import taxes on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25% from 10%.
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Iranian authorities seized two British-linked oil tankers in the strait last Friday, to retaliate for the UK's seizure of an Iranian oil tanker off the British territory of Gibraltar on July 4.
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The South Carolina Republican noted earlier Monday that congressional action on sanctions would "supplement what President Trump's administration has done," although the administration has so far done nothing to retaliate for Turkey's military incursion.
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RELATED: Sanctions hit Russian oil and banks The Putin-Kerry conversation came after Washington in January stripped five of six Russian honorary consuls of credentials to retaliate for harassment of its diplomats in Moscow.
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Tehran for weeks has vowed to retaliate for the seizure by Royal Marines of the tanker Grace 1 carrying Iranian oil near Gibraltar on July 4 which was suspected of violating sanctions on Syria.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin tossed President-elect Donald Trump a bouquet in December when he chose not to retaliate for the U.S. expulsion of Russian diplomats and seizure of Russian diplomatic compounds.
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Trump's national security adviser Michael Flynn originally categorically denied that he'd privately discussed sanctions against Russia with that country's ambassador, shortly after the Obama Administration applied new penalties to retaliate for Russia's election interference.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will definitely retaliate for the expulsions of Russian diplomats by multiple Western and east European governments, but will do so at the appropriate time, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he aborted a military strike to retaliate for the drone incident because it could have killed 150 people, and signaled he was open to talks with Tehran.
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Tension is running high between longtime foes Iran and the United States after U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he called off a military strike to retaliate for Iran's downing of a U.S. drone.
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According to reports ahead of last year's presidential election, U.S. agencies had penetrated Russian electrical grids so that they would be ready to retaliate for any Russian interference on election day — something which didn't materialize.
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But they also hold other isolated enclaves, including a single Aleppo city neighborhood sandwiched between the opposition and the regime and subject to regular shelling whenever the opposition wants to retaliate for Kurdish actions elsewhere.
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Background reading: • President Trump joined a coordinated campaign by more than 20 countries to retaliate for the poisoning of a former Russian spy, ordering the largest-ever expulsion of Russian officials in the United States.
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"Adversaries suspect that the US government would retaliate for turning off the power in a major city," the report reads, "but doubt American resolve" to respond to events like election interference and intellectual property theft.
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His view of the situation is in contrast with speculation, even among other US officials, that Iran may have tried to avoid causing casualties in order to retaliate for the killing of Iranian Maj. Gen.
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Traders are betting that Iran will retaliate for the killing of such a key figure, raising the prospect of disruption to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of oil consumed globally flows.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he aborted a military strike to retaliate for Iran's downing of a drone because it could have killed 150 people, and signaled he was open to talks with Tehran.
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Following the execution, a "senior official" at Tokyo's Metropolitan Police Department said the agency was stepping up security at some locations out of fear that some of Asahara's followers may try to retaliate for his death.
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Observers had hoped that the fact that North Korean athletes were attending the Games might ease the threat of cyberattacks, while others said that Russian groups might seek to retaliate for a ban on Russian athletes.
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When you do not stand up and say the truth, that this was a purposeful terrorist attack, when you do not say the United States of America will retaliate for that attack, terrorists assume it's open season.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said last week that he called off a military strike to retaliate for Iran's downing of an unmanned U.S. drone, and he said on Sunday that he was not seeking war with Iran.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that he called off a military strike to retaliate for the incident, saying the potential Iranian death toll would be disproportionate, adding on Sunday that he was not seeking war.
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The surprising disclosures came hours after Iran's supreme leader upped the ante in the brewing confrontation by warning Tehran would continue removing restraints on its nuclear activity and retaliate for the seizure of an Iranian oil tanker.
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But Mr. Obama took the possibility more seriously in 2013 when he considered a military strike against Syria to retaliate for a chemical weapons attack on civilians, a factor that influenced his decision to abort the plan.
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Mr. Trump, according to one Republican who spoke to him, saw a meeting as an opportunity to defuse pressure to retaliate for the attack on Saudi Arabia — and perhaps to commandeer headlines dominated by his possible impeachment.
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If the U.S. military was spared casualties and Iran takes no further measures to retaliate for Soleimani's killing, there might be an opportunity for Washington and Tehran to seek a way out of their increasingly violent confrontation.
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Mr. Trump has not imposed new sanctions called for in a law passed by Congress last year to retaliate for the attack on America's political system, or teamed up with European leaders to counter a common threat.
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And I want to pick up on this point because the last time you were on with me on "Fox News Sunday," you said that no country would retaliate for the tariffs that we were going to impose.
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MOSCOW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Moscow on Tuesday toughened its rhetoric in its row with Washington, saying it was considering ways to retaliate for the seizure of some of its diplomatic premises in the United States and expulsions of diplomats.
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Russia: Experts believe the arrest in Russia of U.S. citizen Paul Whelan, accused of espionage, is meant to retaliate for the U.S. arrest of Russian Maria Butina, who has pleaded guilty to being a foreign agent (The Hill).
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A four-day rally that had lifted world stocks to near-record highs stalled after China said it would retaliate for U.S. legislation backing Hong Kong's protesters, leaving investors concerned as to the extent of the Chinese response.
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"Given the Huawei decision, I feel they (China) have no choice but to retaliate, for face sake," Cliff Tan, head of East Asian research at MUFG Bank in Hong Kong, told the Reuters Global Markets Forum on Tuesday.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea said on Thursday that it would freeze all South Korean assets at a joint industrial complex the South shut down to retaliate for a recent nuclear test and a rocket launch by the North.
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The breach of the limitations of the low enriched uranium stockpile is the most significant step so far Iran took to retaliate for the U.S. decision to leave the nuclear deal and to the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign.
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Iran's supreme leader on Tuesday said Tehran would keep removing restraints on its nuclear activity in the deal - struck with Britain, China, France, Germany Russia and the United States - and retaliate for the seizure of an Iranian oil tanker.
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China on Thursday said it would retaliate for the latest U.S. tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese goods, but Trump said any pact would have to be on America's terms, suggesting a resolution to the trade war remains elusive.
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WASHINGTON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - The United States said on Friday it had revoked the credentials of five of six honorary Russian consuls to retaliate for what it said was Russia's harassment of U.S. diplomats, prompting an angry response from Moscow.
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" On Fox Business Network Friday morning, Peter Navarro, a top White House trade adviser, said he did not believe any country would retaliate, "for the simple reason that we are the most lucrative and biggest market in the world.
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Though he spoke of reconciliation and unity in his victory speech early Wednesday morning, Mr. Trump is known for his almost uncontrollable need to retaliate for even perceived slights, a fact that could come back to haunt Mr. Ryan.
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Or that Trump's administration has grown increasingly certain that Iran purposely targeted sites and areas where no one would be killed as a way to retaliate for the killing of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani without starting a broader conflict.
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Aides said Trump's attitude changed when he was shown images of Syrians killed by the chemical weapons last Saturday, about a year after he first ordered air strikes against Syrian targets to retaliate for an earlier use of the banned substances.
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" In The New Yorker last week, Ronan Farrow interviewed Karen McDougal, the former Playmate: "McDougal fears that [American Media] will retaliate for her public comments by seeking financial damages in a private arbitration process mandated by a clause of her contract.
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China late on Monday said it will impose tariffs on a range of U.S. goods including frozen vegetables and liquefied natural gas, despite President Donald Trump's warning to not retaliate for his tariff hike on $2.6.1 billion of imports from China .
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A central government official last week warned that a U.S. automaker could be penalized for monopolistic behaviour, sparking fears that China could be using the investigation to retaliate for U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's comments questioning the "One China" policy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he aborted a military strike to retaliate for Iran's downing of an unmanned U.S. drone because it could have killed 150 people, and signaled he was open to talks with Tehran.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said this month that too many American spies were operating in Russia under diplomatic cover and it might expel some to retaliate for the expulsion of 35 Russian diplomats last year by then-President Barack Obama's administration.
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WASHINGTON/HAVANA (Reuters) - Five Republican senators called on Friday for Washington to retaliate for an alleged sonic attack, inaudible to some human ears, on U.S. personnel in Cuba by expelling Cuban diplomats and possibly closing the U.S. embassy in Havana.
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At the same time, terrorist threats from an increasingly emboldened far-left militant movement, and from the self-proclaimed Islamic State—which is desperate to retaliate for the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and several other senior leaders—will persist.
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And on Wednesday, even as he claimed that Pakistan had had no choice but to retaliate for India's airstrikes around Balakot the day before, he also expressed concern that the two countries must calm hostilities rather than risk nuclear war.
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Farmers have been a particular target in the current clash over trade policy as other countries seek to retaliate for Trump's duties on Chinese goods as well as on steel and aluminum imports from the European Union, Canada and Mexico.
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Russia's surprise decision not to retaliate for President Obama's new sanctions highlights a striking trend: Governments that have feuded with the outgoing administration are openly indicating their belief that US policy under Donald Trump will change dramatically in their favor.
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Tensions remain high between longtime foes Iran and the United States after Trump said on Friday that he called off a military strike to retaliate for Iran's downing of an unmanned U.S. drone out of concern it would have been a disproportionate response.
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China on Thursday said it would retaliate for the latest U.S. tariffs on $300 billion of Chinese goods, but U.S. President Donald Trump said any pact would have to be on America's terms, suggesting a resolution to the trade war remains elusive.
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After hearing Canadian prime minister's comments vowing to retaliate for US tariffs on steel and aluminum during a news conference, Trump tweeted that Trudeau had made "false statements," and White House officials had harsh criticism for Trudeau during the Sunday morning news programs.
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The Kremlin has denied any involvement in the nerve agent attack and vowed to retaliate for any measure Britain takes, and on Wednesday, the foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, accused the British government of "acting out political drama" rather than conducting a serious investigation.
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In a threat delivered over Twitter on January 4, US President Donald Trump said that he is prepared to "HIT VERY FAST AND VERY HARD" culturally important targets in Iran should the country retaliate for the American killing of its top general.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's Hezbollah said on Sunday it was time for Iran's allies to begin working to retaliate for the killing of Major General Qassem Soleimani though it would be a "long path" to the goal of ejecting U.S. forces from the region.
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RIYADH/DUBAI (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discussed Iran and maritime security with rich Gulf Arab allies during a trip to the region on Monday after President Donald Trump called off a military strike to retaliate for Tehran's downing of a U.S. drone.
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As Turkish authorities sought to retaliate for a faction of armed forces' bid to seize power, traders pared their safe-haven holdings of yen, gold and low-risk government bonds, though they clung to some of their gains seen when the coup attempt broke.
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But it's not clear that Russia will get off scot-free, with lawmakers from both parties calling for as-yet-unspecified punitive measures designed to retaliate for Moscow's interference in the 2016 elections and to deter Russia from trying to meddle in elections to come.
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Earlier developments: Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan promised on Tuesday to retaliate for the incursion hours earlier by Indian jets, which crossed the de facto border between the Indian- and Pakistani-controlled areas of Kashmir to strike Pakistan for the first time since 1971.
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One associate of the embassy said some Chinese officials were still asserting that the State Department had expelled the diplomats to retaliate for a propaganda campaign that Beijing had run in August against Julie Eadeh, a political officer in the American Consulate in Hong Kong.
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The strike came a day after Hizbullah head Hassan Nasrallah warned that the organization would retaliate for Israel's killing, a few days earlier, of two Hizbullah fighters in Syria and Israel's deployment of explosive drones against Hizbullah-related targets in eastern Lebanon and the capital, Beirut.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has signaled a new phase in its confrontation with Iran, threatening to retaliate for attacks by Iranian-backed militants in Iraq, even as it moves to avoid a potentially messy public split with allies over President Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear deal.
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In recent days, the Israeli news media have been filled with feverish assessments and speculation that the Iranians, with the Lebanese elections and Mr. Trump's decision behind them, will be freed to retaliate for recent airstrikes attributed to Israel on Iran's growing military infrastructure in Syria.
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The case in the Moscow city courts arose at a time of debate in Washington over how the United States might retaliate for what American security officials said was the Russian government's hacking of emails from the Democratic National Committee and other digital interference in the presidential election.
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The suspected leaks of classified information came at a critical time when Iranian proxy forces, like Hezbollah in Lebanon, were looking for ways to retaliate for the killing of General Suleimani, the architect of nearly every significant operation by Iranian intelligence and military forces over the past two decades.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump ordered the expulsion of 60 Russian officials on Monday, joining a coordinated campaign by two dozen countries to retaliate for the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain in a Cold War-style escalation that again highlighted the disparity between the president's words and actions.
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In their first telephone conversation since the United States launched a cruise missile strike on Syria's Moscow-backed military to retaliate for a chemical weapons attack on civilians, Mr. Trump agreed to send a representative to Russian-brokered cease-fire talks that start on Wednesday in Astana, Kazakhstan.
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Beijing's reaction to Ms. Tsai's conversation with Mr. Trump so far has been relatively mild, but it could easily retaliate for the phone call, further limiting tourist permits, or even poaching Taiwan's few remaining allies, for example, by offering trade deals in exchange for recognizing China instead of Taiwan.
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ST. LOUIS — Britain's tough response in holding Russia responsible for a poisoning attack on its soil increased the pressure on President Trump to join with a NATO ally in taking action, even as he has been reluctant to retaliate for Moscow's intervention in the 2016 election in the United States.
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It could be argued a strike is being carried out in support U.N. Security Council resolutions, as was the case in 1998 when a U.S. and British bombing campaign hit Iraqi weapons research and storage facilities to retaliate for the Iraqi government's refusal to cooperate fully with U.N. weapons inspectors.
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The assumption — still unproved — was that the code was put out in the open by the Russians as a warning: Retaliate for the D.N.C., and there are a lot more secrets, from the hackings of the State Department, the White House and the Pentagon, that might be spilled as well.
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Putin, however, didn't give a straight answer, instead insisting that the Russian government has the right to retaliate for the Trump administration's decision last week to close the Russian consulate in San Francisco, as well as two other Russian facilities in New York and Washington, D.C., that house trade missions.
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And even if it doesn't succeed, US-Iraq cooperation, especially in the fight against ISIS, will be constrained; the Popular Mobilization Forces -- Iraq Shia units, many of which are close to Iran -- may yet want to retaliate for the US killing of their leader Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, who died along with Soleimani.
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The move would retaliate for two unrelated trade fights: a World Trade Organization ruling that Airbus got an unfair boost from EU governments providing it excessive subsidies at Boeing's expense, and a French tax on digital services, aimed at making corporations such as Google and Facebook pay their fair share for operating overseas.
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In the past, he has steadfastly avoided criticizing Mr. Putin, even when he authorized tough moves against Russia, like approving the sale of lethal defensive weapons to the Ukrainian military for its battle against Russian-backed forces, or expelling 60 Russian diplomats to retaliate for Moscow's poisoning of a former spy on British soil.
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The group, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), split off from the terrorist group Boko Haram in 2016, citing issues with the group's violence against other Muslims, according to the Times, but the group has likely been under increased pressure to publicly retaliate for al-Baghdadi's death as other branches and affiliates have done.
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MOSCOW — Russia on Thursday escalated a confrontation with Europe and the United States over the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain, saying it would expel 60 American diplomats and an unspecified number of envoys from other countries to retaliate for a mass expulsion of Russian diplomats working in the West and beyond that was ordered this week.
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Editor: Janet Lawrence + 44 207 542 7923 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 5153 (All times GMT) Trade tensions build as Daimler warns on sales LONDON - Global trade tensions deepen further as Mercedes-Benz maker Daimler warns the strains are slowing sales and the European Union readies to retaliate for U.S. tariffs on EU steel and aluminium.
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"As for the electronic media which my husband and Lorraine Gilles have acknowledged possession of, and which [Belafonte] has repeatedly referenced in his threats to destroy my reputation and career, I am fearful that my husband and Lorraine Gilles, either acting in concert with one another or alone, will disseminate the media in an attempt to retaliate for my filing a request for Domestic Violence Restraining Orders against my husband, Stephen Belafonte," read the court papers filed by Brown.
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In reality, Washington has debated for months how best to respond to Turkish authoritarianism and the sustained Turkish policy of imprisoning Americans and American-affiliated personnel to try and compel the Department of Justice to extradite Fethullah Gulen, an exiled Imam that Ankara blames for planning the failed July coup attempt, and to retaliate for the New York Southern District's ongoing case against Reza Zarab and a hodgepodge of Turkish officials for violating U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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The statement said the Duma backed the move on Friday evening after Konstantin Zatulin, an MP from the pro-Kremlin United Russia party, proposed an investigation to retaliate for what he called a "repressive" U.S. move against Russian state-funded broadcaster RT. He said he was referring to an initiative by U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen, who has introduced a bill to empower the Justice Department to investigate possible violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act by RT. Shaheen, a Democrat, cited a U.S. intelligence agency assessment that suggested RT was part of a Russian influence campaign to help Donald Trump win the White House last year.
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