After talks with Putin, Trump softens stance on India tariff, may not impose additional 25 pc, but warns, ‘it would be devastating…’

US President Donald Trump, High -level meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin To finish the war in Ukraine and to declare a ceasefire. Shortly after the negotiations, it continued with tariff announcements for different countries. In this context, Donald Trump on Saturday gave a fine warning to those who continued to receive Russian oil. He said that these countries may encounter retaliation tariffs within two to three weeks, but may not be applied very soon.

Why did Trump soft on the tariff?

“I don’t have to think of it (tariffs) because of what happened today. Now, I may have to think in two weeks or three weeks, but now we don’t have to think about it.” He said. Stating how the meeting went and expressed a positive perspective, Trump added, “I think, the meeting went very well,” he added. “When you talked about the consequences of Vladimir Putin’s violent before coming here, I found it interesting,” he added.

After the Trump-Putin meeting, US President was asked questions about oil trade between India and Russia and the increase in tariffs in China. Answering these questions, Trump’s statement showed a slightly soft stance about the tariff problem. However, he did not make it clear that he had talked about retaliation tariffs or additional tariffs on countries to buy Russian oil.

Trump says ‘Russia lost oil customer’

US President Donald Trump said in an interview with Fox News that Russia lost India as an oil customer and discussed Russian President Vladimir Putin’s arrival for talks. Putin’in müzakerelerinin ekonomik tarafı sorulduğunda, Trump Hindistan’ın rolüne atıfta bulunarak, “Petrolün yaklaşık% 40’ını yapan Hindistan olan Hindistan’dır, Çin’in bakış açılarından çok şey yapması … ve eğer ikincil yaptırımlar yapsaydım, bu, yapılırsa, yapacağım, belki de yapacağım, belki de yapacağım, belki de yapacağım, belki de, hava kuvvetleri, belki de, hava kuvvetleri, belki de, hava The forces, “I, maybe, the Air Force,” I, maybe, air power, “I, the air power,” maybe I will do, “Maybe.

Trump’s comments follow the new Delhi’s decision to bring 50% tariff to Indian imports by referring to oil trade with Russia. Only days ago, on August 7, the US President announced 25 percent more tariffs against India, and then implied that more “secondary sanctions” could be applied in connection with the same dispute.