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Ukrainians Welcome US Aid but See Trump’s 50-Day Ultimatum to Putin as Too Long

KYIV CITY MUNICIPALITY, KYIV CITY REGION, JUL 14 – Trump threatens 100% duties on Russia and its trade partners if no resolution in 50 days while pledging additional U.S. Patriot missile support to Ukraine, officials said.

  • President Donald Trump announced a 50-day delay before imposing severe sanctions on Russia and pledged more U.S.-made weapons for Ukraine on Monday.
  • This announcement followed ongoing heavy Russian attacks and a summer offensive along Ukraine's 1,000-kilometer front line where Russia holds about 20% of the country.
  • Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for the Patriot missile support, while some Ukrainians, like Kyiv resident Oles Oliinyk, doubted the 50-day window would significantly change the war's course.
  • Ukrainian military officers called the 50-day delay very long but noted the importance of American readiness to deliver needed weapons, and European leaders urged preparation for continued conflict.
  • The delay raised criticism amid Ukraine's recent territorial losses, while analysts saw no imminent front-line collapse, highlighting uncertainty over the sanctions’ impact on the conflict’s duration.
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Axios broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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