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US negotiators negotiate with Saudi Arabia with their Ukrainian counterparts and separately with Russians on Monday.
The purpose of Washington is to lead to an immediate partial ceasefire in Ukraine, after which a comprehensive peace deal.
Can these conversations on ER -Ryada make a breakthrough that so many hope?
It depends on who you are listening to.
“I feel like he (Putin) wants peace,” said President Trump’s personal messenger Steve Vitkoff, adding, “I think you’re going to see some real progress in Saudi Arabia on Monday.”
And yet Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin’s press, muted the expectations. “We are just at the beginning of this path,” he said in Russian television.
On Saturday night, Kiev suffered one of the most severe attacks by Russian drones, and three people were killed, including a five -year -old girl.
“We need to push Putin to give a real order to stop the strikes,” said the President of Ukraine Loladimir Zelensky in his evening address on Sunday. “Anyone who brought this war must pick it up.”
Meanwhile, the Kremlin does not seem to be in a hurry to subscribe to the ceasefire, and Vladimir Putin adds numerous “nuances” or in the previous conditions before agreeing with the 30-day ceasefire offered by Washington and agreed with Kiev.
In Riyadh, the US-Ukraine conversation began shortly after the night on Sunday, behind closed doors in one of the many luxury institutions of Saudi Arabia, and the Ukrainian delegation led by the country’s defense minister Rustem Merov.
According to him, they were “technical” discussions, focusing on how best to protect energy facilities and important infrastructure.
The Black Sea road strips are also discussed, and Russia seeks to revive a transaction that allowed Ukraine to export grain from its ports without being attacked, in exchange for help on sanctions.
Both sides, Russia and Ukraine, conducted extremely devastating attacks on each other’s infrastructure.
Moscow sought to immerse the population of Ukraine into cold and darkness, focusing on the production of electricity, while Kyiv became more successful in its distant blows of drones, which impressed Russian oil facilities important for its military efforts.
President Trump wants the rapid end of this war, the worst in Europe since 1945 and the one that led to the united victims on both sides of hundreds of thousands of killed, injured, injured or missing people.
Last month, the Ukrainian leadership, still a bruise from this catastrophic series in the oval office, is very hard to convince Washington that this is not a hindrance of peace.
When the Americans offered a comprehensive 30-day ceasefire on land, sea and in the air talks in Jedde this month, Ukraine quickly agreed to these conditions.
According to US Secretary of State, Mark Rubio, the ball was now in the Russian court.
But, despite the fact that the US has not forced Moscow to agree with this ceasefire, Trump administration has practically or not at all pressure, at least not in public, it gets in line. In fact, quite the opposite.
In an interview this weekend, Takar Carlson Steve Vitco, a man who led the US discs for ceasefire, turned out to be completely disagreed with Europe.
He suggested that Ukraine was a “false country”, Russia was provoked, and Putin was a man of his word to be trusted.
Also there was a former real estate developer in New York and a Golf Donald Trump partner Dented Prime Minister Sir Keira Starmer’s efforts Fold military force to help maintain a possible peace agreement in Ukraine, calling it a “posture and posture.”
