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Russian lawmakers draw statement in response to US 'Crimean list'

A parliament source reminded Itar-Tass that the US president's decree restricted the rights of a number of Russian citizens
US Secretary of State John Kerry stands in the Oval Office shortly after President Obama delivered a statement about the President's executive order expanding sanctions against Russia EPA/JIM LO SCALZO
US Secretary of State John Kerry stands in the Oval Office shortly after President Obama delivered a statement about the President's executive order expanding sanctions against Russia
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MOSCOW, March 18. /ITAR-TASS/. Russian lawmakers have drawn a statement in response to the US "Crimean list" introducing visa and financial sanctions against a number of Russian officials, United Russia faction member Olga Batalina said on Tuesday.

"Colleagues have prepared a draft statement. It's our consolidated answer to US sanctions," Batalina said in parliament.