Donald Trump He has recognized being “Very angry” and “Fat” with Vladimir Putin by the statements of the Russian about the President of Ukraine Volodimir Zelenski, in which he asked for a global protectorate replacing the Ukrainian and suggested that he is not a legitimate ruler. Trump plans to talk to Putin next week that begins on Monday, March 31. Also, Trump has threatened with Tariffs to Russia If you do not end with the war they will go in case you do not access a new nuclear agreement. In addition, he stated that the levies are permanent.
The president has threatened during a telephone interview this Sunday with imposing a new tariff on Russia if it is guilty of delaying the “bloodstation” end. «If Russia and I are not able to reach an agreement to stop the spill of blood in Ukraine, and if I think it was Russia’s fault -which might not be -but I think it was Russia’s fault, vHey to put secondary tariffs on oilespecially the oil that comes out of Russia ». «That would be that COPRAS OIL FROM Russia, You can’t do business in the United States»Trump explained. «There will be a 25% tariff especially oil, a tariff of 25 to 50 points especially oil»Trump stood out.
However, Trump has also reiterated that he has “a very good relationship” with Putin and that “anger will dissipate quickly … if it does the right thing.”
Former President Joe Biden prohibited Russian oil imports shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022. Since then, the amount of Russian oil imported to the United States has plummeted, with only 10,000 barrels of crude oil and Russian oil products imported to the United States in 2023, according to the United States Energy Information Administration.
During the phone interview this Sunday to NBC News, Trump recalled that “tariffs are permanent.” Some of the main importers of Russian oil products are China, Türkiye, Brazil and India. If Trump uses the same definition of secondary tariffs that he has used with Venezuela, these countries could be among those who see an impact of secondary tariffs.
Trump has done of the end of the War in Ukraine One of its main promises in foreign policy during the 2024 electoral campaign.
Moscow previously rejected a complete truce of 30 days agreed by the United States and Ukraine in Yeda on March 11, unless it included conditions that undermine Ukraine’s capacity to defend themselves, including the total cessation of foreign military aid.
After the United States mediated in a high partial fire in March, Russia has only intensified its attacks against Ukraine, including the deliberate attack against a military hospital in Járkov this Sunday, March 30.
Trump has raised measures such as additional sanctions and tariffs to Russia. On the other hand, Trump has not so far taken concrete measures to press Moscow, which shows little intention to stop on the battlefield.
Instead, the president has largely focused his influence on Ukraine and Zelenski. It has already cut US military aid and the exchange of intelligence with the intention of pressing kyiv to sign different versions of a rare land exploitation agreement of Ukraine.
