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Putin says Europe will 'stand at the feet of the master' as Trump's tariffs alarm allies

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Russian President Vladimir Putin warns Europe will quickly "stand at the feet of the master" after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Canada , Mexico and China .

Putin praised President Trump on Sunday , saying his second administration would "restore order" in Europe .

European leaders are expected to discuss the impending threat of tariffs when they meet in Brussels on Monday .

Praising former European leaders such as France 's Charles De Gaulle , Jacques Chirac and Germany 's Gerhard Schroeder , Putin said such leaders "had their own opinion and the courage to fight for this opinion, to express it, to talk about it and to try to at least implement it in practical work." " Today , there are practically no such people there," Putin said, RIA Novosti reported..