Backen Ridge, New Jersey – President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he believes that the Russian-Ukrainian war will end if all NATO countries stop buying oil from Russia and purchase it with Russian oil.
trump card Posted On his social media website, NATO’s promise to win the war is “far from 100%”, and some members of the alliance’s purchase of Russian oil is “shocking”. It seems like talking to NATO members, he said: “This greatly weakens your negotiating status and bargaining power with Russia.”
Since 2023, NATO member Türkiye has been the third largest buyer of Russian oil, behind only China and India. According to the Center for Energy and Clean Air Research. Other members of the 32-country alliance involved in the purchase of Russian oil include Hungary and Slovakia.
Trump has recently arrived after several Russian drones flew to Poland, an escalation in Russia’s entry into NATO’s allies’ airspace. Poland shot down the drone, but Trump devalued the seriousness of the incident, and Russia’s motives said “maybe a mistake.”
Despite Trump’s promise as a candidate to end the war quickly, he has not yet reached the pressure point needed to end the violence and is sometimes seen as reluctance to face-to-face with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Congress is currently trying to get the U.S. president to chair Putin’s talks in Alaska last month, but failing to make progress on peace.
The ace is on him postal It said NATO’s ban on Russian oil plus tariffs on China “has also helped a lot in ending this deadly but ridiculous war.”
The president said NATO members should impose 50% to 100% tariffs on China and withdraw them at the end of Russia’s 2022 war invasion of Ukraine.
He posted: “China has strong control over Russia, even control over Russia.”
The U.S. president has imposed a 25% import tax on goods purchased by India for Russian energy products.
Trump said in his post that the responsibility for the war fell on his former Democrat Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. He did not include the invading Putin’s list.
Trump’s position was made up with seven people on Friday’s call, a forum for industrialized democracies. On the phone, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called on their peers to have a “uniform front” to cut off “the war machine that finances Putin’s revenue.”
