Trump's Sanctions Challenge: Envoy Plans Russian Mission Amid Ukraine Tension
President Donald Trump announced that special envoy Steve Witkoff might visit Russia soon, as he warns of sanctions if a ceasefire in Ukraine isn't reached. Trump acknowledges Russia's adeptness at bypassing sanctions, underscoring the diplomatic intricacies involved.

U.S. President Donald Trump declared on Sunday that his special envoy, Steve Witkoff, might visit Russia potentially on Wednesday or Thursday. This visit would come as Trump issues a stern warning to Moscow, threatening sanctions if they fail to establish a ceasefire in Ukraine by Friday.
Addressing reporters, Trump remarked on Russia's adeptness at sidestepping sanctions, expressing skepticism about the possible effectiveness of this move. 'They're wily characters, and they're pretty good at avoiding sanctions,' Trump commented, hinting at the diplomatic challenges ahead.
As tensions rise, the U.S. administration is navigating a complex geopolitical landscape, seeking to exert pressure on Moscow to end hostilities in Ukraine, while considering the ramifications of potential sanctions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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