Why Trump hinders the punishment of Russia and Putin?

US President Donald Trump has repeatedly said that he will punish Russia and President Vladimir Putin if Moscow does not come to the table and agree to peace talks or ceasefire with Ukraine.

Russia has not showed any signs that it intends to do, and instead, its attacks on Ukraine continue to increase as it looks to unify the gains in the battlefield.

However, Trump stems from a large Pazooka version of additional sanctions and economic punishment that could already harm Russia.

The reason for the strategic stop and exceeds Russia, according to analysts, who warn that Trump is longer, the more he undermines his position and the United States.

“The Russian budget is under a lot of pressure … so if there are any more important sanctions targeting Russian oil trade from the United States-which they talked about but it was not done-it would put the budget under greater pressure. This did not happen,” said Chris Wayer, CEO of the Kidlinner Manager in Moscow.

Wafer said that there were two important factors behind Trump’s reservation: the president’s desire to see it as a peace broker and concerns about pushing Russia to the orbit of China.

“Trump still believes that he is able to bring both sides to the table, that he can mediate in a peace agreement, and that he can get credit for transferring the conflict towards peace. Bring into mind that the announcement of the Nobel Peace Prize will come in early October, it is a factor, because we know the personality of the individual,” said “ways box” in CNBC. “

“The second reason … is that there is a feeling that if Russia is defeated, and if Russia is completely isolated from the West, there is no way to return regarding engaging with the United States and Europe, it will have no choice but to somewhat go with China, and it is possible to enhance the position of China.”

The analyst said that raising nearly Russia and Beijing would bring the latter had almost “unlimited” to reach energy resources, industrial materials and to the Arctic, noting that this could effectively prevent the United States from the Russian -controlled Russian parts.

It will also allow China more access to Russian military technology, such as hiding submarines, and more opportunities in space exploring.

“They do not want Russia to be mainly a more official subsidiary in China. They want to be more in the middle while participating in the West. I think this is one of the reasons that make them walk carefully at the present time.”

CNBC called the White House for further comment on its strategy towards Moscow and awaiting a response.

Meanwhile, Ukraine saw that Trump had allowed the final dates he imposed to work against Russia Pass, as Kiev Krisflin left lost opportunities to pressure Putin in a ceasefire.

“The Ukrainians were hoping to provide Putin’s deadline on August 8 to Putin’s more continuous air defense stop,” said John Herbet, a former American ambassador to Ukraine and head of the Eurasia Center at the Atlantic Council.

However, they were disappointed when Trump allowed Putin through the deadline on August 8 to end the fighting without consequences. “Instead, Trump focused on the summit with Putin, who has not yet produced Russian flexibility,” Herbet wrote.

He added: “Now they are bothering their teeth, and with many of their European partners, waiting for White House officials to realize that Russia is playing it – and takes the strong measures that Trump has promised if Russia continues its war on Ukraine.”

Chinese president Xi Jinping On Monday, his colleagues urged the leaders who attended the summit to enhance their cooperation, He called them to reject what he called “the mentality of the Cold War.”

Meanwhile, Putin told Sco that his meeting with Trump in August had opened a way to find a way to solve the Ukrainian “crisis”, and he described a war for more than three years. However, Russia’s allies thanked the Asian for their support throughout the war.

“We appreciate efforts and proposals to resolve the Ukrainian crisis in China, India and other strategic partners. The mutual understanding reached at the summit of Russia and the last United States in Alaska heads the same trend, and I hope.

Putin said that the summits like Sco were establishing a new political and social environmental system that could replace the “old” energy model that focuses on the euro.

This new system “will take into account the interests of the maximum number of countries and will be really balanced”, and this means “a system in which a group of countries does not guarantee their safety at the expense of others.”