In Washington, President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to Russia regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. During a meeting with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte at the White House on July 14, 2025, Trump unveiled a new strategy involving substantial military support and economic pressure on Russia.
New Military Aid Plan
President Trump announced a plan to send billions of dollars in weapons to Ukraine through NATO countries. The U.S. will sell weapons to NATO members, who will then supply them to Ukraine to strengthen its defenses against Russian aggression.
Threat of Severe Tariffs
Trump also threatened to impose “very severe” tariffs on Russia if a ceasefire deal is not reached within the next 50 days. Key points of this threat include:
- A 100% tariff on Russian goods.
- Secondary sanctions on countries importing Russian oil.
President’s Disappointment and Firm Stance
The President expressed disappointment with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the slow progress on ceasefire negotiations. He stated he was “very, very unhappy” with the current situation and set strict conditions for ending the conflict.
Global Reactions
These developments have generated significant global responses, with financial markets showing mixed reactions. Trump’s approach signals a move toward more aggressive economic measures aimed at pressuring Russia to halt the war.
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