Trump calls on Putin, accuses China of not honoring the terms of commercial treatment during the 19th week

President Donald Trump launched Russian President Vladimir Putin and published some tough words in China and his ongoing trade negotiations during his 19th week.

“What Vladimir Putin does not realize is that if it weren’t for me, many really bad things would have already happened in Russia and I mean very badly. He’s playing with the fire!” Trump wrote in a real social place on Tuesday morning.

Dmitry Medvedev, the Vice President of the Russian Security Council and former Russian President, responded in kind and issued his own precautionary words in the United States.

“As for Trump’s words on Putin ‘playing with fire’ and” Really Bad Things “that happen in Russia. I only know one thing really bad: World War II. Hope Trump understands it! “Medvedev wrote.

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Trump’s statements occur when Russia has increased its attacks on Ukraine in recent weeks, and as the United States have tried to distance the conflict between the two countries. Trump, meanwhile, said on Wednesday that time is limited for Putin to be serious to get to the negotiation table and participate in peace talks. Otherwise, the United States could take a different approach, he said.

“We will find out if it is touching us or not, and if it is, we will answer a little different, but it will take about a week and a half to two weeks,” Trump told journalists in the Oval Office Wednesday.

This is what has also happened this week:

Rates, rates, rates

Trump accused China of raping an initial trade agreement that Washington and Beijing went out in May. Following these negotiations, both countries agreed that the United States would reduce their rates against Chinese imports from 145% to 30%, and China would reduce their rates against north -American imports from 125% to 10%.

But Trump said China has not followed the terms of the agreement, without disseminating details.

“The bad news is that China, may not be surprised by some, has totally violated its agreement with us,” Trump said on a social media post on Friday. “So much to be Mr. Nice Guy!”

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United States commercial representative Jamieson Greer said that after Trump’s publication in an interview with CNBC that China had failed to eliminate its non -tariff barriers, as described in the agreement.

“The United States did exactly what was supposed and the Chinese are slowly rolled up, which is completely unacceptable and must be addressed,” Greer said.

China, meanwhile, pressed the United States to reverse the course and urged the United States to address its own mistakes.

“China urges the United States to immediately correct its erroneous actions, leave discriminatory restrictions on China, and jointly defend the consensus achieved in high -level talks in Geneva,” said Chinese embassy spokesman Liu Pengyu in a statement on Friday.

Access to the golden dome for Canada?

Canada could also receive protection from the so-called Trump Golden Dome, if it becomes part of the United States that Trump has long promoted Canada to become 51st state, as well as expressing interest in acquiring Greenland and Panama Canal.

Trump claims that Canada “considering” the offer of free gold dome in exchange for converting to 51st state

“I told Canada, who wants a lot to be part of our fabulous Dome Golden system, which will cost $ 61 billion if they are still a separate country, but unequal, but it will cost zero dollars if they become our 51st state,” Trump said in a post of social media on Tuesday.

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Trump has been proposing a golden dome for some time now, a Shield Defense Initiative for the United States similar to the one that is protected.