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America calls on the EU to join 100 percent customs on Russian oil

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America calls on the EU to join 100 percent customs on Russian oil
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The United States is hoping that European Allies will join them to introduce the so-called Secondary customs in Russia, said U.S. Finance Minister Scottes Nonsent in an interview for CNBC.

“Russian oil will be subject to secondary customs to 100 percent,” Bessent said. “I invite our European Allies, who have only been verbally occupied for sharp measures, to follow us if we introduce these customs duties.”

According to Ne-Less the statements, the statements of US President Donald Trump announced the introduction of “severe” customs in Russia a few days if no agreement was reached at the end of the war in Ukraine.

“We call them secondary customs,” Trump said at the Joint Media Conference with the Master Secretary of NATO by Marko Rutte in the White House. “Customs of about 100 percent.”

Secondary duties represent criminal measures that apply to states or companies that continue to trade with sanctioned land – they are charged an additional amount for access to the US market or financial system, index.hr.

Examples work, if a third country continued to buy Russian oil, its exports to the United States could be burdened with an additional customs customs duties, which would significantly raise the prices for US consumers and further pressed Chinese exporters.

Trump, who promised a peace agreement in the campaign within 24 hours from the entry into duty, is all frustrated for what described as a Russian procrastination with peace talks.

The American Strategy Aim to reduce Russian oil export revenues, which consist of approximately a third of the state budget and are the key source of financing the war against Ukraine.

At Trump Threat 15. July reacted by a spokesman of Kremlin Dmitry Sand, by ordering that she was “serious”, but that Moscow needs time for Washington’s message analysis.

(Vijesti.ba)


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