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Trump sets new deadline of '10 or 12 days' for Putin to agree to Ukraine deal
- During a trip to Scotland, U.S. President Donald Trump stated his intention to reduce the time frame he previously set for Russian President Vladimir Putin to negotiate an end to the ongoing three-year conflict in Ukraine.
- Trump set the original 50-day deadline on July 14, warning Russia of severe secondary tariffs if no peace deal was reached by September 2.
- Meanwhile, Russian forces continued their offensive with an overnight strike using long-range, air-launched weapons targeting a Ukrainian air base and ammunition depot in Starokostiantyniv, western Ukraine.
- Trump expressed disappointment in Putin for continuing attacks despite talk of peace, stating “too many people are dying” and “there is no reason in waiting.”
- Trump’s decision to shorten the timeline and imposing tariffs if no deal occurs by early September may increase pressure on Russia, though analysts note Putin shows no sign of easing his offensive.
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Trump cuts deadline for Russia to reach peace deal with Ukraine
Trump said he's cutting short a 50-day deadline for the Kremlin to agree to a peace deal, saying Russia has less than two weeks to wind down its war in Ukraine or face huge new economic penalties.
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