
US President Donald Trump has appealed to NATO to impose 50 to 100 percent tariffs on China. He believes that this will weaken China’s economic hold on Russia and will end the Ukraine war. Along with this, he has demanded all NATO countries to stop buying oil from Russia and impose strict ban on it.
Appeal to impose tariff on China
Trump wrote a letter to the NATO countries on Saturday (September 13, 2025) saying that if all the member countries stop buying oil from Russia and impose a large -scale ban on Russia, then they are also ready to take strict action against Russia. Trump said through social media posts, “I am ready to impose big restrictions on Russia, but only when all the NATO countries take such a step unanimously.”
Trump’s target China after India
This appeal by Donald Trump is associated with an additional 25% tariffs imposed last month, which he imposed on India. The reason for this was said to be frequent importance from Russia of India. However, no similar tariff action has been taken on China so far. Trump says that if the Russia-Ukraine struggle is not abolished, strict action will also be taken against big oil buyers like China and India.
Effect on global geopolitics
This proposal of Trump can intensify geopolitical movement globally. Questions will also be raised on business relations related to China and Russia between NATO countries. Such a step from the US is being seen as an effective pressure in favor of war. Experts believe that this may have a profound impact on Russia’s economic situation and may increase the chances of ending war in Ukraine.
Trump’s message clear
Trump has clearly stated that his aim is to weaken Russia financially so that the war can end. For this, he has given a message of solidarity to NATO countries and has made a strict appeal to stop cooperation with Chinese companies and other countries.
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