Trump will take action against Putin if a ceasefire is not reached in 50 days

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- BY VIJAYA CHANDRASOMA

On July 14, Donald Trump had a televised meeting at the Oval Office with Mark Rutte, Secretary General of NATO, to discuss the tremendous progress made at the NATO Summit last month, to expedite a ceasefire in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Zelensky was in attendance at the Summit, while Russian President made his presence felt by raining bombs on Ukraine for the duration of the summit. Which made President Trump most disappointed with his old friend and mentor.

"This war was not Trump's war", stated President Trump. "It was Biden's war; if I had been president, this war would not have even started. This was started by Biden and other people". He didn't mention the name of the man who actually initiated the invasion except express his "disappointment", consoling himself with the words, "we'll talk about that on a different day".

He said that he will impose 100% tariffs on Russia unless Putin agrees to a ceasefire and a deal in 50 days. Nothing immediate, not even any economic sanctions, but he will express his disappointment with Putin by taking action against him in 50 days. Time enough for Putin to substantially destroy Ukraine, especially if Trump delays delivering the weapons he has promised to sell to NATO. Of course, the sale of the weapons to NATO for the use of Ukraine's defense comes with the condition that Zelensky does not attack Moscow or St. Petersburg, Russia's two largest cities where Putin has his palaces and major business interests.

Trump emphasized that the US had already spent over $350 billion on the war (another proven lie, that number is closer to $150 billion), and NATO will be paying for the weapons to be supplied to Ukraine, which will make a nice profit for the US Industrial Military Complex.