Love The Russian People: Trump Urges Russia to End War Against Ukraine
Photo: Trump\'s Facebook
The U.S. President stated he aims to avoid harming Russia but warned of new sanctions if Moscow rejects a proposed deal, reports Orda.kz.
On TruthSocial, Trump stressed his positive relationship with President Vladimir Putin and highlighted Russia's role in World War II, claiming they lost "nearly 60,000,000 lives.
Other sources note a figure of approximately 27 million.
He warned that rejecting the agreement would force him to impose high duties, tariffs, and sanctions on goods that Russia and other conflict-involved countries export to the U.S.
Original Author: Rustam Muratov
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