Putin takes time: the Kremlin did not expect from Trump ultimatum about Ukraine

According to Peskov, part of Trump's address was addressed personally by Putin, so the Kremlin "takes a little time to analyze what was said in Washington. " "These statements are really serious. Some of them are directly addressed to President Putin. We are definitely needed to study them carefully," said Russian presidential spokesman to journalists. He said that Putin can respond on his own to Trump's position if he considers it appropriate. "I would not like to draw premature conclusions.

Let's wait if the President decides to comment on personally," Peskov added. On July 14, US President Donald Trump said that after "very pleasant conversations" with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, he learned about new shelling of Ukraine and was outraged through these blows. He promised to send "many weapons of all kinds" to NATO and Ukraine. The US will impose secondary sanctions on Russia and its partners, unless a peace agreement on Ukraine is reached within 50 days.

Washington will introduce 100 percent tariffs and secondary sanctions against Russian oil buyers. We will remind, on July 14, US President Donald Trump also stated that he does not believe in the desire of Russian leader Vladimir Putin to peace and send 17 air defense systems Patriot. He assured that he would not allow himself to deceive and agreed that the Russian Federation was bombing the Ukrainian civilian population.

The Washington Post reported that Trump was holding another trump card in the sleeve - winged Tomahawk missiles, the possibility of sending which he has already considered Ukraine. This weapons are not included in the supply list, but they would be able to impress Moscow. According to Trump, the Kremlin's position on Ukraine does not suit him. NATO Allies will buy "billions of dollars for" military equipment for "billions of dollars" for "rapid distribution in the battlefield" in Ukraine.

According to Focus, the deputy chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev responded to an ultimatum that Trump put forward the Kremlin. The President of the United States of America Donald Trump sees the ability of the Russian Federation to continue the war in Ukraine, since Moscow does not spare either people, resources or money.