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Trump Helps Sanctions If NATO Stops Shopping for Russian Oil

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Last updated: 2025/09/15 at 9:32 PM
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US President Donald Trump mentioned he’s ready to maneuver forward with “main” sanctions on Russian oil if NATO nations do the identical.

Trump, a day after he mentioned he was dropping endurance with President Vladimir Putin over the battle in Ukraine, mentioned he’s “able to do main Sanctions on Russia when all NATO Nations have agreed, and began, to do the identical factor, and when all NATO Nations STOP BUYING OIL FROM RUSSIA,” in a publish on his Reality Social web site early Saturday.

Many European nations have in the reduction of or stopped buying Russian oil, however a number of NATO allies — together with Hungary — have blocked extra stringent proposals by the European Union to focus on Russia’s power sector. 

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Bloomberg reported on Friday that the US deliberate to induce allies within the Group of Seven to impose tariffs as excessive as 100% on China and India for his or her purchases of Russian oil, as a part of an effort to persuade Putin to finish Russia’s invasion of its neighbor.  

“This, plus NATO, as a gaggle, inserting 50% to 100% TARIFFS ON CHINA, to be totally withdrawn after the WAR with Russia and Ukraine is ended, may even be of nice assist in ENDING this lethal, however RIDICULOUS, WAR,” Trump wrote. 

Trump has at instances adopted a softer tone towards China as he continues to push for a summit with President Xi Jinping and a commerce cope with the world’s second-largest financial system. And any transfer to impose sanctions on China would probably draw a robust retaliatory response from Beijing and disrupt the tentative commerce battle truce between the US and China. 

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US Commerce Consultant Jamieson Greer are set to fulfill with Chinese language officers in Madrid within the coming days. G-7 finance ministers mentioned improve strain on Russia throughout a gathering on Friday.

To date, Trump has resisted including new sanctions on Russia as he pursued peace talks with Putin. However, after holding a summit with Putin in Alaska that did not yield any pause in Russia’s army operations in Ukraine, Trump was unable to rearrange a three-way assembly with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

In current days, there have been growing indicators that Trump’s endurance with Putin is sporting skinny, notably with Russia conducting a number of days of dramatic airstrikes in Kyiv within the wake of the Alaska assembly.

“As you recognize, NATO’S dedication to WIN has been far lower than 100%, and the acquisition of Russian Oil, by some, has been stunning! It drastically weakens your negotiating place, and bargaining energy, over Russia,” he added. 

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a Trump ally who has additionally maintained shut ties with Putin, has proven little willingness to shift his opposition to sanctions on Russian oil. The nation has a contract with Russia’s Gazprom PJSC for 4.5 billion cubic meters a yr that runs till 2036, which has been supplemented with further purchases since 2022.




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