As reported by CNN Politics, President Donald Trump has declared that a new scheme is in place to supply weapons to Ukraine using European nations. This Trump-Ukraine arms agreement has a 50-day ultimatum that Russia can either make peace or suffer very bad trade sanctions. The Trump strategy on Ukraine weapons is a brilliant backdoor job. European countries will first purchase American arms instead of the direct use of arms by America to supply Ukraine. These countries will then sell the weapons to Ukraine so that they can fight Russia.
Some European nations have already taken notice of this Trump-Ukraine weapon deal. Germany, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, and Norway are willing to be involved. The most noteworthy arms in this agreement are Patriot missile systems, the price of which is approximately $1 billion, with the aid of which cities of Ukraine are to be safeguarded against Russian strikes.
In the speech, Trump issued a stern warning to Russia to make peace in 50 days or pay a 100 percent tariff. Such sanctions will not only be directly applied to Russia. Even the countries that purchase Russian oil, such as India and China, will be sanctioned. Trump said during the announcement that he uses trade as a way of doing a lot of things, but it is the best way to settle wars.
Why This Trump Ukraine Weapons Deal Matters
The new strategy also assists Trump in his pledge to improve his campaign manifesto to reduce direct American involvement in the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, it makes sure that Ukraine obtains the armaments required to protect itself. The President of Ukraine, Zelensky, expressed pleasure at the news, saying his country is ready to take all heartfelt and productive measures toward peace.
Another positive outcome of this Trump-Ukraine weapons deal will be the benefit of the American companies. The sale of each Patriot system is a big source of profit to the United States. Trump has become frustrated with the Russian president, Putin, as he stated that they were about to seal peace agreements about four times, but Russia continued to attack.
