- U.S. president Donald Trump is considering imposing extended sanctions on the Russian banking, oil and commodity sector to force Moscow to suspend weapons in Ukraine, hitting its oil-dependent economy.
- Trump halted US military aid and the exchange of intelligence with Ukraine, leaving Kiev susceptible in the face of expanding Russian attacks on his energy infrastructure.
- Trump believes Russia has the advantage and can agree to an agreement, although critics fear that it might dare Putin, while supporters view it as pragmatic.
- Russia is already facing more than 20,000 sanctions, but Trump's measures are intended to deepen the pressure, although their impact is uncertain without global unity, given Russia's links with China and another countries.
- American and Ukrainian officials are to meet in Saudi Arabia to discuss peace.
In a dramatic escalation of his efforts to negociate peace between Russia and Ukraine, president Donald Trump announced that he was seriously considering imposing extended sanctions and duties on Russia until the ceasefire and peace agreement are reached.
This decision takes place erstwhile Russia intensifys the military run against Ukraine, firing missiles and drones aimed at Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
The proposed sanctions would be directed at the Russian banking sector, oil companies and companies providing services in oil fields, based on measures already implemented by the Biden administration.
These sanctions are intended to paralyze the Russian economy, which is heavy dependent on oil exports, and forcing Moscow to halt aggression.
In turn, duties would impose additional costs on Russian goods imported into the US, which would further deplete Kremlin's financial resources.
Trump's approach reflects his belief that Russia has an advantage in conflict.
In a frank statement, he admitted that dealing with Ukraine is becoming increasingly difficult, suggesting that Moscow may be more inclined to agree.
"I believe that with respect to reaching a final agreement, It may be easier to deal with Russia – which is amazing – due to the fact that they have all the cards" said Trump.
This harsh assessment underlines the pragmatic, though controversial, approach of the president to diplomacy.
The sanctions followed Trump's decision to suspend military aid and exchange intelligence information with Ukraine, which was faced with harsh criticism.
While the president insists that force on Kiev at the negotiating table is necessary, critics say his strategy may dare his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.
Withholding military aid to Ukraine and signalling readiness to mitigate sanctions against the Russian energy sector, The US seems to be weakening Kiev's position at a critical moment.
Trump calls Moscow and Kiev to talk "before it's besides late"
Trump's allies see his approach as a essential recalibration of US policy, arguing that endless military aid to Ukraine without a clear way to peace only prolongs suffering and instability in the region.
utilizing sanctions and duties, Trump seeks to make a script in which both Russia and Ukraine have no choice but to negotiate.
"To Russia and Ukraine, sit down now, before it's besides late" – called Trump in a fresh statement.
The stakes are undeniably high.
Since the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Russia is already covered by more than 20,000 sanctions imposed by the US and their allies.
These actions had a crucial impact on the Russian economy, but did not halt Putin from continuing the war.
The sanctions proposed by Trump would exacerbate this economical pressure, but their effectiveness remains uncertain.
Critics inform that without a uniform global consequence Russia can find ways to circumvent sanctions, especially through trade with China and another uninvolved countries.
Meanwhile, the suspension of US military assistance and the exchange of intelligence information with Ukraine raised concerns about the immediate impact on the battlefield, leaving Kiev in a precarious situation as it faces continuous Russian attacks.
Despite these challenges, negotiations between the US and Ukraine seem to be resumed.
High-ranking American officials are to meet with a Ukrainian delegation in Saudi Arabia to discuss a possible peace framework.
Steve Witkoff, a U.S. peculiar Envoy for the mediate East, stressed that the intent of the administration is to accomplish a preliminary ceasefire and to lay the foundation for a lasting agreement.
"I hope things with the Ukrainians get back on track and everything will be resumed" – said Witkoff.
Meanwhile, the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski expressed his desire for peace, but insists that Russia should halt the attacks first.
"Ukraine is ready to follow the way to peace and this Ukraine has been striving for peace since the first second of this war" – said Zelenski.
"The task is to force Russia to halt war".
Trump's approach is simply a bold effort to complete a conflict that has been going on besides long.
It is not yet known whether his strategy will lead to peace or strengthen divisions even more.
It is certain that the way to solve this problem will require not only economical pressure, but besides a delicate balance between diplomacy, determination and a clear knowing of the realities on the ground.
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Translated by Google Translator
source:https://www.naturalnews.com/
