Trump is angry with Putin_ He again issued a stern warning to Russia

Donald Trump expressed strong dissatisfaction with Russia's actions towards Ukraine and threatened to impose additional tariffs on Russian oil if the Kremlin does not agree to a ceasefire. He said this in a commentary to the NBC television channel .
The host reported that several hours ago, President Trump called her and said that he was furious with the actions of Russian President Putin, and also threatened to impose additional tariffs on Russian oil.
"If we can't come to an agreement with Russia to stop the bloodshed in Ukraine, and if I think it's Russia's fault, which it may not be, but if I think it's Russia's fault, I will impose secondary tariffs on all oil coming from Russia," Trump said.
The US President said that the introduction of 25% tariffs on Russian oil is possible at any moment, and said that he plans to hold a conversation with President Putin this week.
The introduction of new tariffs will mean that companies and countries that buy Russian oil will lose the opportunity to do business in the United States.
"I was very angry, outraged, when Putin began to touch on Zelensky's authority and began to talk about a new leadership in Ukraine," he summed up.
Trump stressed that these comments "didn't hit the right spot."
He also said tariffs against Russia would come into effect within a month if a ceasefire agreement was not reached. He said Putin understood that he was angry, but stressed that they had "very good relations" and his anger quickly dissipated if the Russian leader made "the right decisions."
Earlier, Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov commented during a daily briefing on the possibility of the aggressor country observing the ceasefire and ceasing strikes on energy facilities. According to Russian media, he stated that the Russian Federation reserves the right not to comply with the thirty-day ceasefire, justifying it by the fact that Ukraine allegedly regularly violates