Russian officials say they aren't worried about Trump's 50-day tariff ultimatum
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Top Russian officials have dismissed the impact of President Trump's 50-day ultimatum regarding new tariffs if no Ukraine peace deal is reached. They assert that Russia can endure additional economic penalties, despite being under significant sanctions already. Dmitry Medvedev, a senior political figure, characterized the ultimatum as theatrical, indicating the Kremlin's indifference. Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, expressed confidence in Russia's ability to cope with the current sanctions. Russian politicians mock the economic threats, suggesting they won't alter Russia's military objectives in Ukraine.
Trump's warning of new tariffs on Russia has been met with mocking responses from top Russian officials who claim their country can withstand further economic penalties.
Russia's foreign minister stated that despite the ongoing Western sanctions, Russia is managing effectively and will continue its objectives in Ukraine.
Dmitry Medvedev ridiculed Trump's ultimatum, indicating that the Kremlin is unfazed by the threats of economic sanctions and tariffs.
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