The US to announce ”new sanctions” against ”North Korea and Russia” this month

The US State Department announced on the 2nd (local time) that "the US, together with Japan, South Korea, the EU (European Union), and others, will announce new sanctions on arms and refined oil trade between North Korea and Russia later this month."
"The United States will continue to impose sanctions against those who cooperate in facilitating the transfer of weapons and refined oil between Russia and North Korea," a State Department spokesman said at a press conference on the same day.
"We will work with our partners, including Australia, the EU, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea and the UK, to announce the new coordinated sanctions designations later this month," he said.
Prior to the press conference, the White House said, "Russia has shipped refined oil to North Korea in excess of the annual supply limit set by the UN Security Council resolution on sanctions against North Korea this year.
Regarding this transaction, John Kirby, the National Security Council's Strategic and Public Affairs Coordinator, said in an online press conference, "Russia has provided
"This is payment for the support we have received from North Korea, including ballistic missiles."