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Trump Greenlights NATO-Funded Patriot Deliveries, Issues 50-Day Tariff Ultimatum to Russia

Allied governments are mobilizing resources for imminent NATO arms shipments as the tariff ultimatum against Russia takes effect.

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Mark Rutte, à gauche, Donald Trump, à droite, à la Maison Blanche, le 14 juillet 2025

Overview

  • The United States will ship Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine within days under a NATO-financed agreement.
  • President Trump demanded that Russia agree to cease-fire terms in 50 days or face 100% tariffs on its exports and secondary sanctions on its trade partners.
  • NATO members will fully finance U.S.-manufactured armaments, reversing a pause in shipments triggered by U.S. ammunition stock concerns earlier this month.
  • Ukrainian President Zelensky welcomed the pledge as crucial for civilian protection, while EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas criticized the ultimatum’s extensive deadline.
  • Russian forces continue their offensive in eastern Ukraine, claiming the capture of villages in Donetsk and Zaporijjia and causing civilian casualties in Kharkiv and Soumy.