Trump threatens Russia with tariffs while opening a new Ukrainian weapon plan

US President Donald Trump announced that the United States will send “The-line weapons” to Ukraine through NATO countries, but also aggravated the continuity of the war for 50 days due to the end of the war.

“We want to make sure that Ukraine can do what he wanted to do,” Trump said after a meeting with NATO head Mark Rutte in Washington.

Rutte confirmed that the United States decides to provide massively to provide the law “Those via NATO” and Europeans will stand the bill.

European countries will send Kiev of their Patriot Air defense systems – Ukraine rely on Russia’s death attacks – and then be replaced by the United States.

Neither rutte nor Trump, Kiev, butte said that the rutte deal was included in the “missiles and ammunition”.

However, the President called the billions of dollars “The-line-weapon” worth of billions of dollars to support Ukraine.

“If I was Vladimir Putin today … I should not hold more serious talks about Ukraine,” Ruttte said Trump said.

Tariffs on the frontline, Trump, US peace agreement with Ukraine has no peace agreement with Ukraine, the United States will apply 100% secondary tariffs targeting the remaining trade partners.

This would see any country trading with Russia, if they want to sell their products to the United States and see a country facing taxes.

For example, if India continues to buy oil from Russia, US companies will have to pay 100% import tax or tariff when the products purchasing Indian goods.

It is so expensive that the goods are so expensive that the US enterprises will likely choose to buy cheaper than other places that result in lost income for India.

The intention is to trick the Russian economy. Theoretically, if Moscow cannot create money by selling oil to other nations, it will also have little money to finance the war in Ukraine.

More than 60% of Moscow’s state revenue and exports were given an oil and gas account for almost third, 100% tariffs can do anything from a rent of Russia.

Again, the Moscow Stock Exchange Index, for the fact that investors expected Trump, it probably allowed it to take harsh measures for handing over Russia over Russia.

Despite detail about both tariffs and NATO weapons deals, Trump was a tender for the first time to prepare new military equipment to Ukraine since his return to the White House.

Briefing, Vladimir Putin’s rhetoric was also noteworthy for the tone of the US President, which is increasingly tougher.

Not the first time, Trump, Kiev is a number of responsibility for deciding to start the full-scale occupation of Ukraine in February 2022.

However, he once again seemed annoyed by the lack of progress in the end of a conflict believing he could be solved easily.

He asked about his relations with Putin, two people said, “Many things about doing this,” said the Russian president was followed by the “very nice telephone conversations” that the “very nice telephone conversations” were often prosecuted.

“It happens three or four times after that: saying something talking,” Trump said.

“I do not want to call him a conspiracy, but he is a stern man. He has been proven over the years and deceived many people – Clinton, Bush, Obama, Biden,” he said. “He did not deceive me. At a certain point, he does not speak negotiations, must take action.”

Two rounds of ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine took place earlier this year, but have not been held so far, Moscow blamed Kiev.

Ukrainian President Zelensky said he is currently “thankful” in Kiev and before Monday, “thankful” to his support.

The Kremlin announcement did not immediately comment – but the comment from Moscow appeared to show relief.

The Kremlin Pundit and former Pundin Aide Sergei Markov called Trump’s “Tariffs Requiring” that he refused to reach peace in Ukraine.

Senator Konstantin Kosachov “This was not much about today, until today Trump today had to say about Ukraine today.

“In 50 days,” Kosachev “in the mood of both the battlefield and the US and NATO will change in Kosachev.

Additional report by Dearbail Jordan