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Trump issues 50-day deadline for Ukraine deal, Russia ‘didn’t care’

July 17, 2025
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A senior Russian official has dismissed President Donald Trump’s recent “theatrical ultimatum” threatening sanctions on buyers of Russian exports. The official, who spoke on Tuesday, stated that Moscow has no interest in such threats and remains committed to maintaining strong trade relations with its partners.

The statement comes after President Trump’s recent tweet, in which he warned countries against buying Russian exports, stating that they could face sanctions if they do so. The tweet was seen as a direct attack on Russia’s economy, which heavily relies on its exports of oil, gas, and other natural resources.

However, the senior Russian official, who chose to remain anonymous, stated that Moscow is not concerned about President Trump’s ultimatum. He emphasized that Russia has a strong and diverse economy, and any attempts to harm it will not be successful.

The official also pointed out that Russia has been a reliable supplier of energy resources to the world for many years. The country has always fulfilled its obligations to its partners, and there is no reason to believe that this will change in the future.

Furthermore, the official stated that Russia is open to dialogue and cooperation with all countries, including the United States. He expressed hope that the two countries can find common ground and work together to resolve any issues that may arise.

The official’s statement has been met with positive reactions from the international community. Many countries have expressed their support for Russia and its stance on the matter. They have also emphasized the importance of maintaining strong trade relations with Russia, which benefits both parties.

In recent years, Russia has faced numerous sanctions from the United States and other countries. However, these sanctions have not deterred the country from pursuing its economic goals and maintaining its position as a major player in the global market.

The senior Russian official also addressed the issue of alleged Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election. He stated that these accusations are baseless and have been repeatedly refuted by Russian authorities. He also expressed hope that the two countries can move past this issue and focus on building a positive relationship.

In conclusion, the senior Russian official’s statement serves as a reminder that Russia remains a strong and resilient country, capable of weathering any challenges that may come its way. The country is committed to maintaining strong trade relations with its partners and is open to dialogue and cooperation. It is clear that Moscow has no interest in engaging in a trade war with the United States and hopes to find a mutually beneficial solution to any issues that may arise.

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