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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has urged India, China, and Brazil to pressure Russian President Vladimir Putin into agreeing to a Ukraine ceasefire, or face secondary US sanctions and 100% tariffs. Rutte's statement follows Donald Trump's 50-day ultimatum to Putin to begin peace talks, or watch his allies face economic blowback. 'Call Putin and tell him to get serious,' said Rutte, warning of a 'massive hit' if these nations continue energy trade with Moscow. While Trump didn't name names, senators in the US are pushing legislation targeting countries like India, Brazil, and China with 500% tariffs for continuing business with Russia. India is currently negotiating a sensitive trade deal with the US, and this new threat could reshape diplomacy ahead of a crucial fall deadline. The message is clear: keep buying Russian oil, and pay the price.#nato #india #russia #china #brazil #donaldtrump #natoindiasanctions #russiasanctions #indiachinabrazil #putinultimatum #ukrainewar #markrutte #usindiatensions #oilsanctions #globalgeopolitics #toi #toibharat #bharat #trending #breakingnews #indianews
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