Trump’s Strategic Pivot on Russia: New Sanctions and Arms Aid Signal Tougher America First Stance
President Trump prepares to unveil a decisive shift in U.S. policy toward Russia, leveraging sanctions and NATO arms transfers to bolster Ukraine’s defense while demanding fair burden-sharing from allies.
President Donald Trump is set to meet NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte this Monday in Washington, marking a critical moment that underscores a tougher stance against Russian aggression—one rooted firmly in America First principles. After months of frustration with Vladimir Putin's relentless assault on Ukraine, Trump appears ready to unveil a comprehensive package of sanctions against Moscow alongside an unprecedented agreement to supply weapons to Ukraine through NATO, funded entirely by the alliance itself. Is America Finally Standing Up for Its Interests? Senator Lindsey Graham, a close ally of the President, has publicly urged Americans to pay attention to what...
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