Trump threatens Russia tariffs by presenting a new plan for Ukraine’s weapons

US President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will send a “returned weapon” to Ukraine through NATO countries, as well as threatening Russia with serious tariffs if the war transaction is not reached within 50 days.

“We want to make sure Ukraine can do what he wants to do,” Trump said after meeting NATO chief Mark Rute in Washington.

Rutht confirmed that the US has decided to “put Ukraine massively what it is needed through NATO” and that the Europeans would submit to the bill.

European countries will send Kiev to their own Patriot air defense systems – which Ukraine relies to repel the death strikes of Russia – and replacements will be issued, Trump said.

Neither Rute nor Trump developed a weapon to be sent to Kiev, but Rute said he had included “missiles and ammunition”.

However, the president said that the “top of the weapon” worth billions of dollars – will be “rapidly common on the battlefield” to support Ukraine.

“If I was Vladimir Putin today … I would reconsider whether I should take negotiations on Ukraine more seriously,” Rute said as Trump nodded.

At the Trump tariffs front, the United States will put 100% secondary tariffs aimed at the rest of Russia’s trading partners if a peaceful deal with Ukraine is not reached within 50 days.

This can see any country that trades with Russia, faces tax if they want to sell their products to the US.

For example, if India continues to buy oil in Russia, US companies purchasing Indian goods should pay 100% import tax or tariff when the products reaches the US shores.

This will make the goods so expensive that the American business would most likely decide to buy them cheaper from other places, which will lead to lost profits for India.

The intention is also to make the Russian economy. Theoretically, if Moscow could not make money by selling oil to other people, it will also have less money to finance the war in Ukraine.

Given that oil and gas make up almost a third of Moscow’s state income and more than 60% of their exports, 100% tariffs can make anything from Russia’s finance.

However, the Moscow Stock Exchange index increased dramatically after the announcement, most likely when investors were waiting for Trump – which last week teased a “main statement” about Russia – to put even tougher measures.

Despite the fact that in detail about the tariffs and deals with NATO weapons, it was scanty, on Monday, Trump promised to make new military equipment to Ukraine after returning to the White House.

The briefing was also characteristic of the US president whose rhetoric to Vladimir Putin is becoming more severe.

For the first time, Trump was referring to Kiev for a certain responsibility for Russia’s decision to start its full -scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

But he mostly looked disappointed with the lack of progress in the end of the conflict, which seemed to think it could be easily decisive.

Asked about his relationship with Putin, Trump said they were talking a lot about doing this case, “but expressed his dissatisfaction with the fact that” very pleasant telephone calls “with the Russian president are often accompanied by devastating air strikes in Ukraine – increasing by intensity and frequency.

“After that, three -four times happen: you say, the conversation means nothing,” Trump said.

“I don’t want to call him a killer, but he’s a tough guy. It has been proven for years, he cheated on many people – Clinton, Bush, Obama, Biden,” he added. “He didn’t deceive me. At some point, they don’t talk, it should be action.”

Earlier this year, there were two rounds of ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, but no other meetings have been planned so far – that Moscow accused Kiev.

Currently, the President of Ukraine Zelensky is accepting the Kitua Kegl Messenger in Kiev, and earlier on Monday he greeted a “productive meeting” – saying that Trump’s “grateful” for support.

The Kremlin did not immediately commented on the statement – but the comments he made from Moscow indicate the measure of help.

Putin’s former aide Sergei Markov called Putin’s Putin and former Assistant Blope, which showed that Trump “refused to reach peace in Ukraine”.

Senator Konstantin Kosach claimed that “if that’s all that Trump had to say about Ukraine today, then it was still much.”

After 50 days, a lot can change both on the battlefield and in the mood of the powers in the US and NATO, “Casach writes.

Additional DEARBAIL Jordan report