I thought the article is really missing any details, which could be briefly summarized. Then I read the executive order and found that too doesn't mention any n

I thought the article is really missing any details, which could be briefly summarized. Then I read the executive order and found that too doesn't mention any names - whatever an appropriate department decides according to stated rules is okay. Considering that geopolitics can be interesting to HN, we don't discuss enough some topics here. In case with Russia we have something that looks like a violation - in US and by US authorities - of US laws against corruption and some international agreements. We also see conversion of Russia into a more autocratic state, which is both step back from "old times" of 1990-2000 and different from Cold War, when USSR had a different structure of goals than the Russia now.