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Trump Says Putin Talks ‘Don’t Go Anywhere’ as He Imposes New Sanctions

Date: October 23, 2025 | Category: World News

Former US President Donald Trump has said that his recent talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin “don’t go anywhere,” as he announced a fresh round of sanctions against Russia. The remarks signal growing frustration in Washington over Moscow’s stance on global conflicts and human rights issues.

Trump Expresses Disappointment Over Putin Discussions

Speaking to reporters during a press briefing, Trump stated that while communication channels with Moscow remain open, his conversations with Putin have “not led to meaningful outcomes.” He emphasized that the US would continue to engage diplomatically but would not hesitate to take decisive action when necessary.

“We’ve had many talks, but they don’t seem to go anywhere,” Trump said. “We need real progress, not empty words.”

New Sanctions Target Russian Energy and Finance Sectors

The latest sanctions are expected to hit Russia’s energy exports, financial institutions, and key government-linked businesses. US officials described the measures as part of a broader effort to pressure Moscow into complying with international norms and curbing its influence in conflict zones.

Analysts suggest the sanctions could further strain an already tense relationship between Washington and Moscow, especially amid disputes over cyberattacks, Ukraine, and alleged election interference.

Global Reactions to the Announcement

European allies largely welcomed the US decision, saying it sends a strong message of accountability. However, the Kremlin dismissed the move as “unproductive and politically motivated,” vowing to respond with its own countermeasures.

International observers note that Trump’s approach reflects a growing trend of assertive US foreign policy that blends negotiation with punitive action.

Outlook for US-Russia Relations

Experts believe the new sanctions may mark a turning point in US-Russia relations, with both sides adopting harder stances. Despite the diplomatic chill, Trump maintained that dialogue would continue “as long as there’s a chance for peace.”

For now, the world watches closely as two of its most powerful leaders test the balance between confrontation and cooperation.

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