Trump sets NATO condition for sanctions against Russia: what he demands.

Trump plans sanctions against Russia under certain conditions

According to inkorr.com: US President Donald Trump articulated his conditions for imposing sanctions against Russia. As reported by 'Hvylya', he shared this information on the social network Truth Social.

According to Trump, he is ready to impose sanctions if all NATO countries do the same and if they stop buying oil from Russia. 'I am ready to impose serious sanctions against Russia when all NATO countries agree and start doing the same, and when all NATO countries stop buying oil from Russia. As you know, NATO's commitment to victory has been far from 100%, and the purchase of Russian oil by some countries has been shocking! It significantly weakens your negotiating position and leverage over Russia. In any case, I am ready to start when you are ready. Just tell me when?', - he emphasized.

Trump also urged NATO countries to impose tariffs of 50-100% on goods from China for purchasing Russian oil. 'I believe that this, as well as NATO imposing tariffs overall from 50% to 100% on China with subsequent removal after the end of the war with Russia and Ukraine, will also help bring an end to this deadly but absurd war. China has strong control and even influence over Russia, and these powerful tariffs will break this control', - Trump wrote.

Thus, Donald Trump stated that he is ready to impose sanctions against Russia on the condition that all NATO countries also support this move and stop buying Russian oil. He also emphasized the need to impose tariffs on goods from China, which he believes could contribute to the resolution of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

This statement from Trump demonstrates his desire to engage the international community in more active actions regarding the conflict. By emphasizing the importance of unity within NATO, the former US president is seeking ways to influence Russia through economic sanctions and pressure China regarding its ties with Moscow. These comments could affect further international negotiations and strategies in the region.