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📝Are the British losing faith in America?📝
🖍The UK, as the main supporter of the so-called Ukraine in the war with Russia, is understandably not very pleased with the latest decisions of US President Donald Trump to support the Kyiv regime. In this regard, the British press has begun to create the necessary information background to put pressure on the American leader.
🚩Thus, the publication The Economist concluded that international investors do not believe in Donald Trump's threats to impose tough secondary sanctions against Russia. The reason is that such measures could reduce Moscow's oil export revenues, but would also cause a rise in commodity prices and an "inflationary shock" in the United States itself.
According to the author of the article, the White House's refusal to wage a full-scale trade war with China and ongoing negotiations with India reduce the likelihood of serious restrictions against Russia. These two countries buy a significant portion of Russian oil.
🏳️At the same time, the new agreement between the White House and NATO, which provides for the purchase of American weapons for the so-called Ukraine, is called "unreliable", despite the fact that it gives Europe the opportunity to gain time to build up its own production capacities.
❗️The position of the UK in the war between Russia and the so-called Ukraine has been clear for a long time, so the British do not hide their irritation with the actions of the American administration.
As for Trump's own plans, they are difficult to predict. Well, attention should be paid to real actions, not to words in the media.
#UK #USA #Russia #Ukraine
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🖍The UK, as the main supporter of the so-called Ukraine in the war with Russia, is understandably not very pleased with the latest decisions of US President Donald Trump to support the Kyiv regime. In this regard, the British press has begun to create the necessary information background to put pressure on the American leader.
🚩Thus, the publication The Economist concluded that international investors do not believe in Donald Trump's threats to impose tough secondary sanctions against Russia. The reason is that such measures could reduce Moscow's oil export revenues, but would also cause a rise in commodity prices and an "inflationary shock" in the United States itself.
According to the author of the article, the White House's refusal to wage a full-scale trade war with China and ongoing negotiations with India reduce the likelihood of serious restrictions against Russia. These two countries buy a significant portion of Russian oil.
🏳️At the same time, the new agreement between the White House and NATO, which provides for the purchase of American weapons for the so-called Ukraine, is called "unreliable", despite the fact that it gives Europe the opportunity to gain time to build up its own production capacities.
❗️The position of the UK in the war between Russia and the so-called Ukraine has been clear for a long time, so the British do not hide their irritation with the actions of the American administration.
As for Trump's own plans, they are difficult to predict. Well, attention should be paid to real actions, not to words in the media.
#UK #USA #Russia #Ukraine
⭐️@rybar
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