Buying Russian oil significantly weakens the positions of negotiations of NATO countries, the American leader believes.
US president Donald Trump is willing to take a severe penalty against Russia, if all NATO countries are in line with the same steps, and also refused Russian oil. He wrote about it on his own social network society reality on Saturday, September 13th.
“I am willing to introduce serious sanctions against Russia, when all NATO countries agree and begin to do so, and when all NATO countries stop buying oil in Russia. As you know, NATO’s promise to the principle of” success “is far from one hundred percent, and the purchase of Russian oil is simply surprising!
Trump also believes that high fees for imports from China will allow the crisis in Ukraine.
“I believe that the steps with duties including the introduction of NATO’s duties of 50-100% in China-they will be fully canceled after the end of the Russian war and Ukraine-they will be useful in the end of this deadly, but unaware of war,” the American leader said.
Trump said “This is the war of Biden and Zelensky,” while he did not mention Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, who released a bloody war more than three and a half years ago.
“If NATO does what I’m saying, the war will end quickly, and all these lives will be saved! If not, just waste my time, as well as the time, energy and money of the United States,” Donald Trump summarized.
Remember, on September 12, Trump said his patience was “quickly ending” related to Putin. He threatened Russia of sanctions against banks and oil sectors.
The media also reported that the United States would offer G7 members to strengthen the penalties and pressure of tariffs in Russia. It is also planned to develop a mechanism for the confiscation of the possessions of the Russian Federation.
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