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Sen. Ron Wyden has published a letter questioning ties between a previously sanctioned Russian company and a Kentucky aluminum mill

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A previously sanctioned Russian company's investment in a Kentucky aluminum mill has been questioned in a letter published by U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) after concerns over the timing of the investment.

Sanctions on Rusal were removed in late January, after Deripaska reduced his stake in the company to under 50 percent, and his voting rights to less than 35 percent. Democrats passed a House bill that would have kept the sanctions in place, but they were defeated in the senate, led by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. McConnell

that the aluminum mill in his home state of Kentucky had anything to do with his decision. By April, Rusal's $200 million investment with Braidy Industries was officially announced.article between the CEO and an unnamed Rusal sales executive, which was said to have taken place in January.

 

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It never made any sense to me to let foreign ppl/corps etc own so much in the US. Selling our democracy a little bit at a time.

Good. That's MoscowMitch's baby

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Wow! New to me! Great work.

senatemajldr SecElaineChao are dirty as shit. They are stealing from Kentucky citizens and the US, at large. It's a FACT.

Hmm? Mitch McConnell is in the center of this.

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