El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, planteó la posibilidad de una "guerra económica" contra Rusia, si el presidente Vladimir Putin se niega a poner fin al conflicto con Ucrania. Frederik Pleitgen de CNN tiene más información desde Moscú.

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Russian forces have invaded Ukraine from land, air and sea with strikes causing widespread damage. Global leaders have condemned the move and imposed sanctions.

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Donald Trump has signed an order to impose tariffs imports into the U.S. from countries including China, Mexico and Canada.

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President Donald Trump has renewed threats of imposing heavy economic sanctions on Russia if it does not cease its military activities in Ukraine, suggesting that the conflict could escalate into an 'economic war.' The Trump administration's special envoy indicated ongoing daily communications with Russia and expressed hope for a diplomatic resolution between Russia and Ukraine.

Russian officials have voiced concerns about European security guarantees for Ukraine, particularly regarding the deployment of European or NATO troops in the country. While the Kremlin appears calm about the prospect of new U.S. tariffs, President Vladimir Putin has suggested the possibility of improved relations and future cooperation between Russia and the United States.

Trump plantea la posibilidad de una "guerra económica" contra Rusia

El presidente Donald Trump golpea a la India con estos aranceles de castigo. También renueva su amenaza de fuertes sanciones económicas contra Rusia si no pone fin a los combates en Ucrania. Escucha sus últimas declaraciones. No será una guerra mundial, pero será una guerra económica. Y una guerra económica va a ser mala. Y va a ser mala para Rusia. Y yo no quiero eso. El enviado especial del presidente, Steve Wyckoff, dice a Fox News que la administración Trump habla con los rusos todos los días. Y él es, cito, la esperanza de que Rusia y Ucrania lleguen a un acuerdo a finales de este año, o quizás antes. Veremos cómo acaba. Fred Pleitgen se une a nosotros ahora desde Moscú. Fred, el Kremlin dice que ve la seguridad europea garantías para Ucrania negativamente. Y no le gustaría discutir este tema en un formato público. Sólo me pregunto qué más está aprendiendo sobre lo que se está discutiendo, y qué entendemos que son los desarrollos en este momento. Hmm. Sí, el Kremlin dice que ellos no ven negativamente las garantías de seguridad europeas per se. Pero ciertamente ven la perspectiva de tener posiblemente tropas europeas sobre el terreno en Ucrania negativamente. Definitivamente no es algo que el Kremlin quiera. Fue bastante interesante, porque Dmitry Peskov, el portavoz del Kremlin, salió un poco antes hoy y dijo que los rusos no consideran como tropas europeas. Consideran que son tropas de naciones europeas, la mayoría de las cuales serían miembros de la OTAN. Y los rusos están diciendo, mira, una de las razones por las que dicen que este conflicto comenzó en primer lugar, las causas fundamentales que los rusos siguen hablando, fue la expansión de la OTAN y la OTAN infringiendo el territorio ucraniano, y esencialmente tratando de hacer que Ucrania un baluarte contra Rusia, y posiblemente mover la expansión de la OTAN hasta allí. Así que los rusos están diciendo que eso es algo que definitivamente ven negativamente. Además, en cuanto a la perspectiva de una reunión entre Vladimir Putin y Volodymyr Zelensky de Ucrania, los rusos tampoco parecen tener una prisa masiva para hacer que eso suceda tampoco. Peskov, también están diciendo que él cree que una reunión como esa necesita estar bien preparada. Por supuesto, en los últimos días, hemos visto un bombardeo de mensajes procedentes de los rusos, esencialmente diciendo que en este momento las dos partes están todavía muy separadas, y que creen que si tal reunión se produjera, si Vladimir Putin se reuniera cara a cara directamente con Volodymyr Zelensky, que esa reunión sería tendría que tener resultados directos. Y por lo tanto, hay que preparar las cosas esencialmente para que esos dos líderes firmen las cosas. Y los rusos creen que todavía están bastante lejos de que eso ocurra. Y en cuanto a las amenazas del presidente Trump, lo que hemos estado escuchando aquí, Becky, en el último par de días es que los rusos parecen bastante tranquilos sobre eso, sobre la posibilidad de que el Presidente Trump poniendo nuevos aranceles sobre ellos, cosas así, esa guerra económica de la que hablaba. De hecho, Vladimir Putin estuvo en un evento este fin de semana en una ciudad cerrada que es una ciudad nuclear, donde dijo que ve la luz al final del túnel en lo que respecta a las relaciones entre EE.UU. y Rusia, y no sólo cree que podría haber cooperación entre los EE.UU. y Rusia, sino posiblemente incluso que las empresas rusas podrían empezar a obtener contratos en los Estados Unidos también, Becky. Me alegro de tenerte aquí.

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