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TRUMP, ANNUNCIO SUI DAZI 20% sulle importazioni dall'UE 34% sulle importazioni dalla Cina 46% sulle importazioni dal Vietnam 24% sulle importazioni dal Giappone 32% sulle importazioni da Taiwan 10% sulle importazioni dal Regno Unito 31% sulle importazioni dalla Svizzera 49% sulle importazioni...
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Urca che botta. Si salva solo, per modo di dire, UK con il 10. Il ns elettricista guerrafondaio diceva tempo fa che tanto non c'erano problemi, gli importatori pagavano il dazio e tutto finiva li. Sembrerebbe ci sia qualche leggera maggiore problematicaGiubbe Rosse
TRUMP, ANNUNCIO SUI DAZI 20% sulle importazioni dall'UE 34% sulle importazioni dalla Cina 46% sulle importazioni dal Vietnam 24% sulle importazioni dal Giappone 32% sulle importazioni da Taiwan 10% sulle importazioni dal Regno Unito 31% sulle importazioni dalla Svizzera 49% sulle importazioni...
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Neither side will get everything it wants, Keith Kellogg has argued
US President Donald Trump’s Ukraine envoy, Keith Kellogg, during a trip to Warsaw, Poland on February 18, 2025. © Jakub Porzycki / NurPhoto / Getty Images
The conflict between Kiev and Moscow is close to a ceasefire, US President Donald Trump’s Ukraine envoy, Keith Kellogg, has said. He stressed that both sides would need to make concessions.
Speaking to Fox Business on Wednesday, Kellogg said that Trump has been “frustrated” with both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky.
The diplomat, nevertheless, said that he remained optimistic that Trump’s team would negotiate an end to the conflict. “I really believe we are on the precipice of getting to a ceasefire,” he said. “Neither side is going to get everything they want.”
“What we want to have is a comprehensive 30-day ceasefire. Once you get there, it’s going to be really hard to restart the war,” Kellogg said. “What we need is what I would call term sheets – this is what the Russians want, this is what the Ukrainians want – and bring them together.”
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Moscow weighs in on US approach to resolving Ukraine conflict
The Russian Defense Ministry said on Wednesday that Kiev has been violating the US-brokered moratorium on strikes on energy infrastructure on a daily basis. According to the MOD, the Ukrainian troops launched drone and missile attacks on fuel depots, gas facilities, and the elements of Russia’s power grid.
During his phone call with Trump on March 18, Putin said that, for a comprehensive ceasefire to succeed, Ukraine must stop mobilization, while Western countries must stop military aid to Kiev.
Moscow has stressed that any future settlement must address the “root causes” of the conflict, including the expansion of NATO eastward. Russia has demanded that Ukraine officially drop its plans to join the US-led alliance and renounce claims on Crimea and four other regions that became part of Russia after 2014.
Ukraine conflict ‘on precipice of ceasefire’ – Trump envoy
Published: 3 Apr 2025 | 03:59 GMTNeither side will get everything it wants, Keith Kellogg has argued
US President Donald Trump’s Ukraine envoy, Keith Kellogg, during a trip to Warsaw, Poland on February 18, 2025. © Jakub Porzycki / NurPhoto / Getty Images
The conflict between Kiev and Moscow is close to a ceasefire, US President Donald Trump’s Ukraine envoy, Keith Kellogg, has said. He stressed that both sides would need to make concessions.
Speaking to Fox Business on Wednesday, Kellogg said that Trump has been “frustrated” with both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky.
The diplomat, nevertheless, said that he remained optimistic that Trump’s team would negotiate an end to the conflict. “I really believe we are on the precipice of getting to a ceasefire,” he said. “Neither side is going to get everything they want.”
“What we want to have is a comprehensive 30-day ceasefire. Once you get there, it’s going to be really hard to restart the war,” Kellogg said. “What we need is what I would call term sheets – this is what the Russians want, this is what the Ukrainians want – and bring them together.”
Read more
Moscow weighs in on US approach to resolving Ukraine conflict
The Russian Defense Ministry said on Wednesday that Kiev has been violating the US-brokered moratorium on strikes on energy infrastructure on a daily basis. According to the MOD, the Ukrainian troops launched drone and missile attacks on fuel depots, gas facilities, and the elements of Russia’s power grid.
During his phone call with Trump on March 18, Putin said that, for a comprehensive ceasefire to succeed, Ukraine must stop mobilization, while Western countries must stop military aid to Kiev.
Moscow has stressed that any future settlement must address the “root causes” of the conflict, including the expansion of NATO eastward. Russia has demanded that Ukraine officially drop its plans to join the US-led alliance and renounce claims on Crimea and four other regions that became part of Russia after 2014.
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