“All options on the table” for Russia’s sanctions after the bombings

Treasury Secretary Scott bet Fox News told an exclusive interview that “all options are on the table” as the Trump administration weighs sanctions against Russia after President Vladimir Putin continued to bomb Ukraine despite the recent talks on peace.

Pesin spoke to the great national correspondent Rich Edson in Martin Taferin, Washington, DC, in response to a question about possible sanctions on Russia.

“I think everything is on the table,” said Pesin. “President Putin, since the historic meeting of Anchorage, since the phone call, when European leaders and President Zelinski at the White House were on Monday, had done the opposite of the follow -up on what he indicated that he wanted to do. In fact, he increased the bombing campaign.”

“So I think with President Trump, all the options on the table, and I think we will check that document this week,” Besin added.

The Senate refers to the preparation of Russia with difficult sanctions if the peace agreement fails

In the weeks that followed a meeting with the president Donald Trump In Ancorag, Alaska, in an attempt to advance a peace agreement, Putin has not retired from attacking Ukraine.

Trump multiplies the threat of “very severe” consequences if Putin prevents the peace process

Thursday , Russia struck Ukraine With missiles and drones, at least 17 people were killed and 48 others were wounded in Kiev. Timor Takchinko, head of the city of Kiev, said among the dead between the ages of 2 and 17.

Tell the experts Fox News Digital Last week, the attack on Putin’s signal could be using diplomacy to buy more time to push its goals and continue to attack Ukraine, while avoiding the secondary sanctions that the Trump administration threatened to impose.

Edson was also asked about BESSENT about putting the relationship between the United States and India, given the recent definitions of the Trump administration on India because of its purchases of Russian oil, which the White House views as helping to finance the Russian war in Ukraine, and the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets his Russian and Chinese counterparts.

“This is a long -term meeting, which is called the Shanshai Cooperation Organization and I think it is largely a performance,” Pesin said. “I think at the end of the day, India is the most populated democracy in the world. Its values ​​are much closer to us and to China more than Russia.”

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“I think that at the end of the day, two great countries will get it. But the Indians were not great representatives regarding the purchase of Russian oil and then reselling it, and financing the Russian war effort in Ukraine,” he added, indicating slow progress in the United States’ commercial talks as an additional factor in the White House movement to wander.

Diana Stansi and Fox Business of Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.