“According to Alexander Stubba, they will not be introduced immediately, but it all depends on Russia.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
According to Alexander Stubba, they will not be introduced immediately, but it all depends on Russia.
The United States can still impose new sanctions / UNIAN collage, photo Getty Images, Europe UnionThe United States is now in the process of developing new sanctions against Russia in the event that the Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin will refuse to cease fire in Ukraine or in the event of a violation, said Finland President Alexander Stubb.
He did it immediately after a 7-hour meeting with Trump. “And in the near future he will offer it with the support of fifty senators in the United States,” Stubb said at a press conference in London, Yle reports.
At the same time, the President of Finland emphasized that April 20 is a successful date to start a complete ceasefire without any conditions, since Trump will be in power at this point for 3 months.
Trump’s patience, he said, is exhausted.
“He is very impatient to the actions of Russia, to this conspiracy and delay in the ceasefire. I tried to explain that it is quite normal behavior of Russia. At first you agree on something and then put the conditions again,” Stubb said.
Other news about Trump’s policy in relation to the Russian FederationEarlier, UNIAN reported that Trump commented on Russian Shahaneda attacks in Ukraine. The US President said he was receiving reports, but then switched to Iran.
In addition, Trump stated that Putin was very angry and threatened to increase pressure on the Russian Federation. “If Russia and I are unable to negotiate a termination of bloodshed in Ukraine, I will introduce secondary tariffs for oil, for all oil coming from Russia,” he said.
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