Reduction of oil prices will make Putin complete the war - Trump (video)
According to a press conference broadcast on the White House YouTube channel, Trump stressed the importance of energy policy and cooperation with European countries during a meeting with the UK Prime Minister Kir Starm. He noted that reducing oil prices will create additional pressure on Russia and encourage its leader to stop hostilities. "If the price of oil decreases, Putin will have no choice but to get out of the war," Trump said.
Trump also stressed that the United States play a leadership role in supporting Ukraine and coalitions of countries that impose sanctions against the Russian Federation and are ready to provide the necessary resources for the Ukrainian army. It is important to work with European allies, including to review the energy security of some European countries.
The press conference also raised the importance of supporting Ukraine after ceasefire and maintaining sanction pressure on Russia until long peace. In addition, Donald Trump added that in the world economy, the United States provides significant oil production, which allows to influence its market price and to put pressure on the Russian Federation.
He also mentioned coordination with India and other diplomatic contacts aimed at enhancing the efficiency of sanctions and restricting the purchase of Russian oil among other issues, during the speech, US President Donald Trump confirmed that Washington and London's positions on the recognition of Palestinis are different.
The UK Prime Minister Kir Starmer said that during a private conversation with Trump, they discussed the issues of recognition of Palestine and agreed to focus on the peaceful settlement of the conflict and the development of the roadmap, taking into account the critical situation in gas. The older also stressed the need to release Israeli hostages and increase humanitarian aid to the sector. Trump called for their immediate release. "I want hostages to be released now. Right now.
Not one, two, we will give you three more tomorrow . . . We must remember October 7, one of the worst, most violent days in the history of the world," he said. The President added that there are differences between the US and the United Kingdom, but this is one of the few areas in which he disagrees with the British Prime Minister.