Trump’s 10-Day Ultimatum on Russia Met with Kremlin Skepticism
Tuesday, 5 August 2025 () The threat of new sanctions from US President Donald Trump is seen by the Kremlin as “painful and unpleasant,” but not catastrophic, according to a source familiar with internal discussions who spoke to Reuters. Another source added that such sanctions would “do little” to change Russia’s position. According to a third insider cited by Reuters, there is still no clarity inside the Kremlin as to whether Trump will follow through with his ultimatum. “Trump has threatened before, only to take no action or change his mind,” the source noted. Putin Remains Resolute Despite Pressure President Vladimir Putin’s determination in the face of Trump’s threats is reportedly rooted in his confidence in a Russian victory and a belief that new US sanctions are unlikely to have a substantial impact, especially after enduring multiple waves of economic restrictions over the past three and a half years.
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