Sikorski Warns Putin After Trump's UN Speech. He Pointed Out One Thing
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Donald Trump reopened the key issue of the war around Vladimir Putin with a single sentence - Russia's war in Ukraine - Index's Wednesday news summary.
Donald Trump announced at the UN on Tuesday that he would, if necessary, seek new, powerful tariffs against Russia to end the war in Ukraine. Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski responded to the American president's remarks at a press briefing in New York.
Donald Trump devoted only a fragment of his UN speech to Russia, but Radosław Sikorski picked up on one sentence that could be of enormous significance to the Kremlin. It concerns the powerful sanctions tool the US president already has at his disposal. "If I were Vladimir Putin, I would take this seriously," the deputy prime minister warned.
In his speech at the UN, Donald Trump admitted that he could use the recently signed bill on tariffs and sanctions against Russia to end the war in Ukraine. Asked about the American president's remarks, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski said that "it's a big scare tactic." "If I were Vladimir Putin, I would take this seriously," Sikorski emphasized.
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