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Trump made a tough statement on Russia

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To end the war, you can choose “the easy way or the hard way — but the easy way is definitely better,” said Donald Trump.

US President Donald Trump has called on the Russian leadership to conclude a peace agreement with Ukraine, or he will impose severe sanctions. He wrote about it on the social network Truth Social on Wednesday, January 22.

According to Trump, he does not want to hurt Russia in any way because he “loves the Russian people” and has a good relationship with Vladimir Putin, but has no choice but to impose “high taxes, tariffs and sanctions” on Russian goods if Moscow does not agree to a peace treaty.

“My service to Russia, whose economy is collapsing, as well as to “President” Putin, would be so great that we need to have an agreement now, and we need to end this stupid war it will only get worse for everyone, Trump said.

According to him, to end the war, one can choose “the easy way or the hard way – but the easy way is definitely better.”

Trump stressed that it was time to “make a deal” and that “no more lives should be lost.”

“If we don’t come to an agreement, and soon, I will have no choice but to impose high taxes, tariffs and sanctions on everything Russia sells to the United States and other participating countries. Let’s end this war, that would not have started if I were the president,” the American leader called.

Recall that on January 20, during his inaugural address, Trump said he wanted to create a legacy as a “peacemaker.” At the same time, the United States will build “the most powerful army ever seen.”

And the day before, Donald Trump called the introduction of new sanctions against Russia “likely.”

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