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US President Donald Trump, who relied on Vice President J. D. Vens and Secretary of State Mark Rubio, meets NATO Secretary General Mark Rute at the White House in Washington, Columbia District, July 14, 2025.
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President Donald Trump Monday threatened to impose ‘secondary Tariffs “in Russia“trading partners” approximately 100%when the president Vladimir Putin does not agree to a deal to end your invasion at Ukraine In 50 days.
“We are very, very unhappy with them, and we will make very serious tariffs, if you do not have a deal in 50 days, tariffs for approximately 100%, they call them secondary tariffs,” Trump from the White House said during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rute.
The president said he was “disappointed” with Putin because he thought they would deal with a month ago.
If the ceasefire transaction is not reached by September, Trump said, “We will make secondary tariffs.”
Trump also announced on Monday that the United States would send military equipment purchased from US companies, purchased from US companies paid by European countries, and delivered to NATO allies to be sent to Ukraine.
Trump’s announcement – combined with a secondary tariff threat against Russia – means a shift in support of the President of Ukraine and emphasizes his growing disappointment with the Russian leader.
Secondary Trump tariffs They impose on the countries and legal entities who buy Russia’s exports.
They could take on China. India. Brazil And Turkey.
This is not the first time Trump threatened to impose “secondary tariffs” on Russia for his permanent war with Ukraine.
This is also not the first time Trump issued such a warning against the enemy.
Trump in March said the countries that buy oil and gas in Venezuela threatens 25% fee, and in May it threatened to impose similar levies in imported countries Iran Oil.
“Secondary tariffs” in Venezuela are particularly squeezed by China as the largest importer of Venezuela’s oil.
But Monday on Monday, Trump’s comments outgrow his threat against Russia with a term in September.
In March, said Trump This, “if Russia and I am not able to conclude a transaction to stop the bloodshed in Ukraine … And when I think it was Russia’s fault, I am going to put secondary oil tariffs on all oil coming out of Russia.”
It was unclear on Monday what products would be affected by Trump’s last secondary tariff threat.
