Trump threatens countries working with Russia with 100% tariffs. Here’s who can affect.

If more than those of them from Asia to the Middle East and South America continue in Crossovs of President Trump’s cross Danger to apply 100% tariff On goods exported to the United States on the US economic relations.

“If there is no agreement in 50 days, we will do very severe tariffs,” Mr. Trump, “Mr. Home, finished the last date for Russia to pass the ceasefire until the end of Russia War in Ukraine.

He said that this will be applied to “secondary tariffs” – Russia will be applied to not target directly, but it is designed to increase Moscow’s economic pain to stop producing or selling products in energy, agriculture and weapons.

China and India, in 2023 in response to the occupation of Ukraine in 2023, became the first and second major and second largest importers of Russian oil against Moscow against Moscow. The top post was previously held by the European Union.

China and India, the two largest economies of Asia, now organized by the total export, organized by the Russian government-manageable energy companies, up to 90% to 90%.

After launching the full-scale occupation in February 2022, the Kremlin offers steep discounts to Russian oil compared to trade partners, US and European crude oil. NATO member Turkey is another great importer of Russian oil and natural gas.

In the Middle East, the United Arab Emirates – played a financial center for international trade in Russian oil, although it is not a great energy importer. Dubai is also a safe shelter for the Russian capital and oligarchs.

In South America, agricultural power is the largest recipient of Russia’s fertilizer products to support Brazil, soy, sugar and coffee exports.

Both have been trying to protect the diplomatic alignment in the Russian-Ukrainian war, leaving the entrance to Vietnamese and Thailand – East and West trade partners, Russia has oil, natural gas, defense and tourism interests.

High Russian officials quickly lowered the threat of second sanctions against trade partners and To reject Mr. Trump’s ultimatum as “unacceptable.”

The President’s opinions did not immediately discover a concern for Russian investors, or Mr. Trump came out of a 50-day window for a new agreement to take shape and deadline to step back from previous tariff threats.

After Mr. Trump, after aware of 100% secondary tariffs, Russia’s exchange was strengthened by 2.7% and the value of the Russian ruble.