
Trump Threatens Russia with Sanctions Amid Ukraine Peace Stalemate
Trump warns of “massive sanctions or massive tariffs” on Russia if Ukraine peace talks stall within two weeks after his Alaska meeting with Putin.
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Trump warns of “massive sanctions or massive tariffs” on Russia if Ukraine peace talks stall within two weeks after his Alaska meeting with Putin.
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