US President Donald Trump said he was “very angry and upset” from Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attitude, which challenges the Ukrainian leadership. He said this in a telephone interview for NBC News, in which he also threatened with customs oil, TASR reports, according to AFP.
Trump by French agency sharply changed his normal tone toward Russia And he said he was angry when Putin started to be credible for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Greenland. On Friday, Putin suggested that Ukraine go under the “temporary administration” of the United Nations in order to organize “democratic” elections in its territory, so that the peace agreement can be negotiated with the new management. In this way, according to NBC Moscow, he is trying to shut down the Greats.
Television also recalls that Trump has repeatedly criticized Zelera in the past. He said he was “disgusted” of how he approaches the war and called it a dictator with minimal support from the Ukrainian public. In the interview, the US President threatened with “secondary duties” to Russian oil and said he was planning to talk to Putin next week.
“If we are unable to agree with Russia to stop bloodshed in Ukraine and if I think it is Russia for it, which may not be true … I will introduce secondary oil duties, all oil from Russia, ” said Trump in an interview. “This would mean that if you are buying oil from Russia, you can’t do business in the United States,” he said. According to the US President, the amount of duties would range from 25 to 50 percent.
During the interview, Trump also commented on Iran. He threatened the country with “bombing” and “secondary duties” if it does not conclude a nuclear agreement with the US. “If they do not conclude an agreement there will be a bombing. It will be a bombing that they have never experienced before,” he said. He also informed that American and Iranian leaders “talk”. Iranian President Masoud Pezekijan rejected direct negotiations with the US on a nuclear agreement on Saturday. However, he did not rule out the opportunity to conduct indirect interviews.
