President Donald Trump threatens major sanctions on Russia, but only if NATO nations first stop buying Russian oil and end their dependence on Moscow’s energy.

A week ago, when asked by a reporter if he was ready to “move to the second stage of sanctions” against Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump said, “Yeah, I am.” On Friday, in an appearance on Fox and Friends,

In an effort to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, the US president proposes tariffs targeting Putin’s major trading partners.

Trump appeared to downplay the development, which has raised concerns about a potential escalation of the war. “It could’ve been a mistake. Could’ve been a mistake,” Trump told reporters. “But regardless,

Vladimir Putin has boldly defied Donald Trump's peace plan and deployed nuclear bombers as part of his "war games," RadarOnline. com can reveal.

Donald Trump shared a defiant message to NATO members urging them to take tougher action against Vladimir Putin and to cease the purchase of Russian oil.

President Donald Trump demanded NATO and the rest of the world follow his lead when it comes to handling Russia, penning a “letter” to the world in an early Saturday morning Truth Social post threatening Moscow with “major” sanctions.

Moscow insists it did not plan to hit targets in Poland, after Warsaw says it shot down Russian drones in its airspace.