Trump Pressures Putin and Sets 10-Day Deadline to End the War in Ukraine

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/07/2025 at 19:50

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The Current President Of The United States, Donald Trump, Has Again Caused International Repercussion By Establishing 10 Days For Vladimir Putin To End The War In Ukraine, Otherwise Sanctions Will Be Imposed On Russia.

In An Interview On Board Air Force One, Donald Trump Stated That If There Are No Advances From Russia To End The War In Ukraine, He Will Impose Tariffs And Other Sanctions Within Ten Days.

Trump Intensified The Pressure On The Kremlin By Reducing The Initially Established Deadline Of 50 Days, Signaling His Growing Dissatisfaction With Vladimir Putin’s Stance In The Conflict.

Furthermore, He Also Stated That He Sees No Reason For Concern If Russia Responds To His Measures With Sanctions On The Market Or Oil Prices. According To Him, The United States Could Increase Its Own Production To Neutralize Any Potential Impacts.

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