There are not many measures that Russia can take to counter-sanction the United States. In detail, there are probably the following methods:
1. Economic counter-sanctions: The current trade volume between Russia and the United States is only 300 More than 100 million, most of which are American goods sold in Russia. There are not many Russian goods that can be sold to the United States, and they are basically not lethal.
2. Countermeasures for arms control and outer space cooperation: Russia proposed to stop spacecraft missions to the International Space Station as a threat, but the United States quickly established a private company and established a dragon. Spaceships can effectively solve this problem; the same goes for weapons and arms control. Russia’s proposals to resume railway missiles and withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Missile Agreement are all double-edged swords, killing 1,000 enemies and injuring 1,000 themselves;
3. Countermeasures in international politics: This point can still be worked on. Syria, Iran, and North Korea supported by Russia are all thorns in the eyes of the United States. Russia may let these countries come out to stir up trouble, but the United States is also relatively sinister, so it can Instruct allies to counterattack, such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, South Korea, Japan, etc.
So overall, if Obama signs a bill for further sanctions this week, and the EU also passes sanctions, Russia's situation will be even worse.