US EditionUS May Slap Sanctions on Both Russia and Ukraine, Trump Says
- President Donald Trump stated on June 6, 2025, that he supports ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict but warned harsh sanctions could follow.
- Trump signaled his skepticism about near-term peace, noting both nations have rejected ceasefire proposals and fighting continues despite months of efforts.
- He recalled advising Putin for a truce and described the war as two children fighting, adding that he hopes for peace though the violence may persist.
- Trump warned that if Russia and Ukraine fail to finalize a peace agreement, he plans to implement exceptionally harsh measures, and he highlighted that Ukraine has already been provided with more than $500 billion in aid.
- Trump emphasized acting when necessary to end hostilities and expressed commitment to Ukraine while considering sanctions on both countries if conflict escalation continues.
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US President Donald Trump has said he is ready to impose additional sanctions against Russia if Moscow does not agree to a peace deal with Ukraine. According to him, he will make a decision depending on the Kremlin's further actions against the backdrop of a protracted war.
Trump Uncertain on Sanctions Against Russia
President Donald Trump stated on Friday that he has not yet decided on imposing sanctions against Russia, which are currently being considered by the U.S. Senate due to Russia's involvement in the war in Ukraine. The Senate's proposed bill could lead to strict sanctions on Russia and its trading partners.
The European Union reiterated, Friday, that "Russia is the aggressor" in the war with Ukraine, ensuring that "the pressure against Moscow" is lifted to end the conflict. The message comes after US President Donald Trump suggested sanctions for both parties and compared the war with a fair war between children, according to the EEE, according to Agerpres.
Trump Warns Russia AND Ukraine of Sanctions as Peace Talks Stall.
PULSE POINTS:What Happened: President Donald J. Trump warned of “very, very tough” sanctions on Russia and potentially Ukraine if peace talks fail or are obstructed. Who’s Involved: President Trump, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Where & When: Oval Office meeting, Washington D.C., Thursday morning. Key Quote: “When I see the moment when we’re not going to make a deal… w…
US may slap sanctions on both Russia and Ukraine, Trump says
Speaking to reporters before a meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, when asked if he would impose further sanctions on Russia, US President Donald Trump responded: "When I see the moment where it's not going to stop ... we'll be very, very, very tough. And it could be on both countries to be honest. You know, it takes two to tango."
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