More troops at US-Mexico border, warning to Russia; Trump with more announcements

WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump has tightened measures to prevent immigration. Trump ordered 1,500 more military personnel to the border with Mexico to tackle immigration. After being sworn in as president, Trump had declared a state of emergency on the US-Mexico border.

The action has now been tightened again. With this, the number of soldiers guarding the border has reached 4,000. A senior military official told media that the troops sent to the border include 1,000 army officers and 500 navy officers.

Meantime, Trump warned that Russia will be sanctioned if it does not end the war with Ukraine. Trump's warning is that strict economic measures, including additional taxes and duties, will be imposed. On the third day of taking office as US president, he warned Russia through a social media post. Trump also stated that he should immediately enter into an agreement. Trump had previously said that he would end the Russia-Ukraine war within a single day if he came to power.

The Trump administration has again declared the Houthi rebels in Yemen a terrorist organization. Biden's decision to remove the group from the list of terrorist organizations has been reversed. Trump's decision to designate the Houthi rebels as terrorist organizations in 2020 was reversed after Biden took office. This is what Trump has reversed now.