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Donald Trump Toughens His Stance on Russia, Arms Ukraine
UNITED STATES, UKRAINE, RUSSIA, JUL 14 – Trump commits to sending advanced Patriot missile systems to Ukraine and threatens 100% tariffs on countries trading with Russia if no ceasefire is reached within 50 days, officials said.
- On July 13, President Donald Trump said he would send Patriot air defense missiles to Ukraine, while the European Union would reimburse the United States for the missiles.
- This past week, growing frustration with Vladimir Putin prompted the move, as Trump expressed disappointment after a recent call with him.
- A White House official said a 50-day deadline for Russia to negotiate a ceasefire will be set, while 100% tariffs on Russian goods and secondary sanctions on other countries will be imposed.
- Alongside Mark Rutte, Trump confirmed a deal with NATO for billions of dollars of military equipment sent to Ukraine, while Rutte said several European nations want to rearm Ukraine.
- Congress may consider additional sanctions on Russia, as Republican Senator Lindsey Graham predicted Ukraine will receive a `record` number of weapons under the new package.
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