President Trump shrugged off questions Thursday about whether countries are taking the U.S.’s “economic D-Day” threats seriously after reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet with Iran’s president. When asked if he would punish Putin if the country continues interacting with Iran, Trump said, “it depends.” “I think Russia has behaved quite…
Trump coy on ‘economic D-Day’ measures toward Russia, China
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