Agreed to "press" on Putin further: Trump and older spent a telephone conversation

To extend: US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Kir Starmer had a telephone conversation that discussed economic cooperation between countries, as well as a situation in Ukraine and ceasefire. Bloomberg on March 30 told about the details of the Sunday conversation between the two politicians. The conversation between the old man and Trump was against the backdrop of the British government concerning the new tariffs and duties introduced by the US President.

In particular, it is about the introduction of 25% of duties on imports of cars that have to work since April 3, for products from the UK, Canada and countries of the European Union. Trump and the Star also discussed a new "economic prosperity" agreement with the United Kingdom and the US. During the telephone conversation, the policy also touched the issue of Ukraine, including ceasefire.

They agreed in particular that they need to continue to "put pressure" on the Kremlin and himself Vladimir Putin to force him to cease fire on the battlefield and shelling of Ukrainian cities. "Starmer and Trump have also agreed to continue" collective pressure "on Russian leader Vladimir Putin," the message reads. Bloomberg also mentioned that Trump is "angry" to the Kremlin leader, because he delayed the ceasefire and in every way tries to delay time.

The plans of the US President-to impose on Russia the so-called "secondary" sanctions for oil in order to completely prevent any sales of Russian oil in the world and to "trim" the Kremlin's income. Trump's intentions to impose such sanctions became known on Sunday, March 30. Among other things, the American leader was also angry with Putin because of his statement about Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky.

"There will be a 25% tariff for all oil, the tariff from 25 to 50 points for all oil [from the Russian Federation]," Donald Trump said. We will remind, on March 29, Trump asked if he talked with Putin about the massive attacks of Iranian "shahas" every night in the territory of Ukraine, to which the politician replied that he was "receiving reports" about it.