Trump was "very angry" on Putin, promises to impose sanctions on all oil from the Russian Federation - NBC News

The head of the United States added that the comments of the Russian leader were "inappropriate". "If Russia and I cannot agree on the cessation of bloodshed in Ukraine, and if I decide that Russia is guilty of this - although it may not be true - but if I decide that Russia is guilty of Russia, I will introduce additional duties on oil, all oil that will come from Russia.

From 25 to 50 points per oil from [from the Russian Federation], "the US President said, adding that Russia's duties will be in force within a month without ceasefire agreement. However, the media reminds that Trump himself criticized Zelensky earlier when he stated that he had been "tired" by the war on Zelensky's war, and then falsely called the Ukrainian Head of State a "dictator".

Trump himself also said in an interview that Putin knows that the US leader was "evil" on the President of the Russian Federation. However, the White House head noted that he "has a very good relationship with him" and "anger quickly dissipates . . . if he does the right one. " Subsequently, during a conversation with journalists, Trump threatened "bombardment" and "secondary duties" on Iran if Tehran did not conclude an agreement with the United States on refusing to develop nuclear weapons.

"If they [Iran] do not enter into a agreement, there will be bombardment. These will be bombardment that they have never seen before," the US leader said, adding that representatives of both countries are "talking" about the agreement. Earlier it became known that Trump explained what topic with Putin they avoided during the conversation. Russian and American presidents spoke the phone for more than two hours. The US and the Russian Federation delegations will meet on March 23 in Saudi Arabia.