January 22, 2025
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Trump threatened the Russian Federation with sanctions and tariffs on exports to the USA for refusing to make peace with Ukraine

US President Donald Trump has said he will impose high taxes, sanctions and tariffs on everything Russia sells to the United States if Russian leader Putin does not sign a peace deal with Ukraine.”, — write: epravda.com.ua

Donald Trump has said he will impose high taxes, sanctions and tariffs on everything Russia sells to the US if Russian leader Putin does not sign a peace deal with Ukraine. He wrote about this on his Truth Social social network on January 22. He noted that he wants to “do Russia, whose economy is collapsing, a big favor.” “Deal now and end this senseless war! It’s only going to get worse. If we don’t make a deal, and soon, I will have no choice but to impose high taxes, tariffs and sanctions on everything Russia sells to the United States and various other to the participating countries,” he wrote. Advertisement: According to him, the time has come to “make an agreement” and the war must be ended. At the same time, Trump said that he “does not want to harm Russia” and “loves the Russian people and has always had good relations with Vladimir Putin.” We will remind: Advertisement: US President Donald Trump said that he will consider the possibility of introducing additional sanctions against Russia, as its war against Ukraine approaches its third anniversary.

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