After Trump threatened to impose “stringent tariffs” on Russia, Putin made his first appearance since the threat. He inspected Russia’s largest steel plant.

#Putin Visits the Largest Steel Plant After Trump’s Threats# On July 16th, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Magnitogorsk Steel Plant, the largest steel production enterprise in Russia, located about 1700 kilometers east of Moscow, on the southern section of the Ural Mountains. This visit marks Putin’s first public appearance since President Donald Trump declared new military aid to Ukraine on July 14th and threatened to impose “stringent tariffs” on Russia if a ceasefire agreement could not be reached within 50 days, leading to an escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
On July 15th, the Kremlin stated that Trump’s statement was “of great importance and requires careful consideration.” So far, Putin has not publicly commented on this matter.
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