Washington aims to leave Moscow without trading partners and thus recover the opportunity to finance the war.
If Russian dictator Vladimir Putin does not agree with the ceasefire, next week the tough US penalties against Russia and the countries that conduct business with it will begin to work. This is said by the US permanent representative of NATO Mettoy Vitaker in NewsMax.
He emphasized that destructive tariffs and sanctions against Russia will gain weight.
“After all, how could they financial this war? How would they pay a recruiting soldier, a military service soldier to his army, who was likely to come forward and die after two weeks of limited training, they should pay him $ 100,000, the equivalent of $ 100,000, for him to go to war. And as a result, Putin had to sell his oil,” Viater explained.
He noted that the Russian Federation was selling oil to China, India and Brazil. And these countries, according to him, are now experiencing a relatively serious impact for the fact that they are doing business in Russia.
“Russia will not have any friends. It will not have trading partners, and the ability to finance this war will end. So in the end, this is what we need,” the officer emphasized.
At the same time, Vitaker noted that he did not see the perfect conditions for Ukraine and Russia in a peace agreement, but it should not stop both sides of stopping bloodshed.
As we have written, Trump sought to end the Russian war against Ukraine “until August 8”. The appropriate statement was made by the Acting Deputy Permanent Representative of the United States at UN John Kelly during a UN Security Council meeting.
The next day, Trump warned the Russian Federation about penalties for his “disgusting” actions. “What Russia is doing is disgusting and sad,” he said.
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