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US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin at a joint press conference after their summit on July 16, 2018 in Helsinki, Finland.
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US president Donald Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin should join the call on Tuesday to discuss the 30-day stop to stop the war in Ukraine.
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Trump signaled that the US may also be ready to compromise with Russia.
“We will talk about the land. We will talk about power plants,” Trump told reporters on Sunday, when asked about Moscow’s concessions at the termination negotiations in more than three years in Ukraine.
“I think we have a lot that has already been discussed by both sides, Ukraine and Russia. We are already talking about it, sharing certain assets,” he added, not giving additional details.
“We want to find out if we can bring this war to the end. Perhaps we may not, but I think we have a very good chance,” Trump said.
Trump’s administration wants to get Moscow’s support for a 30-day pause in battles in Ukraine. Kyiv has already accepted the ceasefire offerthat made Washington restart military assistance and exploration with a country destroyed by war After a short collapse due to the heated collision of the White House in late February.
Last week Russia gave a more muted response and Putin said it was last week He basically agreed with this idea Listing the nuance and request for further negotiations.
“The idea (about ceasefire) is correct, and we certainly support it, but there are problems that we need to discuss. I think we need to talk to our American colleagues and partners. Maybe call President Trump and discuss it together.
Putin also stated that the transaction should “lead to long-term peace and elimination of the root cause of this crisis,” and questioned both the ceasefire and whether the 30-day creep in the fight against Ukraine will “supply weapons” or “trained recently mobilized units”.
“Manipulative”
President of Ukraine Volodimir Zelensky stated that Putin’s response to the idea of ceasefire was “manipulative”.
“Now we have all heard very predictable, very manipulative words of Putin in response to the idea of silence at the front – he is, in fact, preparing to abandon it,” the President said in the evening address last Thursday.
The ceasefire can give both sides the time to consider their conditions for the future peaceful deal, but the distance between the priorities of counterparties is significant. Ukraine is afraid that it can be inferior to Moscow, occupied by Russia and insists on security guarantees.
Analysts, meanwhile, are skeptical that Russia is easy to agree with the ceasefire or fully fulfill the truce. Before the full -scale war began in 2022, preliminary ceasefire agreements for ceasefire between Russian separatists and Ukrainian forces in the east saw that both sides have repeatedly accused each other of violation of the agreements.
On September 23, 2024, a Ukrainian military man goes to court, Kursk, and Russia.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Hrushka said on Monday that the Kremlin would seek “iron security guarantees” in any potential future peace agreement that Ukraine will not allow NATO’s Western NATO military alliance.
“If we talk about a peaceful resolution of the conflict in Ukraine, then of course it will have an external account.
According to the diplomat, one of these conditions should be the neutral status of Ukraine and the rejection of NATO countries to accept Kiev for the organization.
