GlobalSecurity.org Article RatingTrump Urges NATO To Stop Buying Russian Oil, Impose Tariffs On China
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59% : Reprinted with the permission of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 1201 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Washington DC 20036.57% : Grynkewich said the new equipment would include French Rafale fighter jets, Danish F-16s, a frigate, and ground-based defense systems that had previously been pledged to the region.
37% : Trump went on to propose that NATO countries impose secondary tariffs of 50-100 percent on China for its purchases of Russian petroleum, with the suggestion that these tariffs be lifted once the war concludes.
12% : Speaking via his Truth Social platform on September 13, Trump criticized some NATO countries for continuing to buy Russian oil, describing it as "shocking" and warning that it "greatly weakens your negotiating position and bargaining power over Russia.
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