Donald Trump announced a threat of secondary tariffs aimed at pressuring Russia into negotiating a ceasefire in Ukraine. He expressed dissatisfaction with Vladimir Putin, stating conversations often lead to no tangible progress, evidenced by continued military action. Trump confirmed that the U.S. would supply Patriot missile defense systems to Ukraine, with European partners responsible for the costs. His meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte occurred amid shifting strategies regarding Russia and growing frustration about Putin's actions following discussions.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced significant secondary tariffs aimed at pressuring Russian President Vladimir Putin to negotiate a ceasefire in Ukraine, declaring a 100% tariff possibility.
Trump expressed frustration over the lack of progress with Putin, indicating that while discussions are pleasant, they often result in escalated military actions, such as increased airstrikes.
During his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Trump confirmed the U.S. would be sending Patriot missile defense systems to Ukraine, with costs to be covered by European allies.
Trump acknowledged the limited direct trade relations the U.S. has with Russia but emphasized that secondary tariffs could effectively target nations maintaining economic ties with Moscow.
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