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President Donald Trump said that Russian President Vladimir Putin will calculate “secondary tariffs” if a ceasefire could not be reached in Ukraine and Ukraine.
Trump said that Putin’s latest statements about Putin’s latest statements about a telephone conversation with a telephone conversation with Trump on Sunday.
“I’m pissed on it. But if it does not agree, and if it is not an agreement, I will put second sanctions to Russia,” he said. He said he planned to talk to the NBC this week with Putin.
Putin tested Russia to see how long it could last Europe to facilitate sanctions. Trump described the threat of Putin as a bargaining tool.
“If I think there is a bloodshed in Ukraine, I think Russia is guilty, I think Russia will be sinful, I will put secondary tariffs from all oil from Russia,” he said.
“If this is, if you buy oil from Russia, you cannot do business in the United States. There will be 25% of oil, all oil will be about 25 tariffs for all oil,” he said.
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Although Ukraine observes a ceasefire, the Kremlin said that his participation depends on the demolition of sanctions in the Russian Agriculture Bank or RSHD or other financial institutions in food and fertilizers, he said.
Last week, after three days talks in Saudi Arabia, the United States announced the Black Agreement in Ukraine and Russia on Tuesday Sea To continue the efforts to end Trump to end the war, after the 30-day stops to strike in the energy infrastructure.
Trump on Mondayseemed to inventA new economic statecraft tactics threatened to threaten the “secondary tariffs” to strangle oil trade with other nations from Venezuela.
The threat, which is confirmed by Trump, the threats, so countries will be able to face 25% of the United States and more than US sanctions under US sanctions. The move is designed to put pressure on Venezuela for Venezuela’s Venezuela’s “tens of thousands of high levels and other criminals” sent to the United States.
This story was first displayed Fortune.com
