US EditionTrump signals readiness for second phase of sanctions on Russia
President Trump signals readiness to enact second phase of sanctions following Russia's largest aerial attack on Kyiv, with over 800 drones used, Ukrainian officials said.
- On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters he is prepared for a second phase of sanctions on Russia.
- Amid stalled peace talks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy last week urged increasing pressure on Moscow and on countries that keep trading with Russia.
- Ukrainian officials reported that over the weekend, the main government building in Kyiv was damaged for the first time since the start of the conflict.
- Measures under discussion include tougher steps to damage Russia's military, with the U.S. sanctions coordinator and European leaders coordinating efforts, a source said.
- United Nations officials warned that ongoing sanctions may face challenges, as some observers question the follow-through on international pressure against Russia.
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Donald Trump said he was willing to impose more sanctions on Russia, following the largest Russian air offensive against Ukraine since the war began
Kremlin hits back at Trump over sanctions threat: ‘No pressure will force Russia to change course’
The Kremlin dismissed the threat of new Western sanctions on Monday, with spokesman Dmitry Peskov insisting they would not alter Russia’s stance in Ukraine. The comments came as US President Donald Trump signaled readiness for a “second phase” of sanctions.
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Trump signals readiness for second phase of sanctions on Russia
President Donald Trump told reporters Sunday that his administration is prepared to move ahead with the second phase of sanctions on Russia over its ongoing war against Ukraine.Last week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized the need to increase pressure on Moscow and on all countries that continue trading with Russia.IN RELATED NEWS | Putin's intentions questioned as Trump, Zelenskyy seek path forward for UkraineIt is obvious that…
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