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President Donald Trump said he would talk to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday about the latest warfare points In Ukraine.
In a report on his social platform, Trump said many “elements of the” final agreement “were agreed”, but much remains “.
“Thousands of young soldiers and others are killed. Each week brings 2500 soldiers’ deaths on both sides, and it should end now,” Trump wrote. “I look very much at the call with President Putin.”
Russian President Vladimir Putin holds a meeting with the members of the Security Council through the Kremlin video conference in Moscow, Russia, Monday, May 13, 2024. (Aleksey Babushkin, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo)
Some points of discussion may include Kiev’s territorial concessions and control over Zaporizhia.
Trump’s administration is working on a three -year war transaction. As reported Organization of the North Atlantic Treaty (NATO).
Last week’s White House Press Carolyn Levit He told reporters that “we were never closer to peace” when the US is waiting for Russia’s response to a 30-day ceasefire agreement.
Ukraine has accepted the transaction earlier the week after meeting with US officials in Saudi Arabia, provided Moscow is making a plan.
Putin, slowly monitoring the Trump fire ceasefire
President Donald Trump (center), President of Ukraine Volodomir Zelensky (left) and Russian President Vladimir Putin (right). (Alessandro Bremec/Nurphoto via Getty Images | Investor/Gethi Images | Scott Olsan/Gethi)
Ukrainian President VolodyMyr Zelenskyy He called for tougher sanctions on Russia and accused Putin of trying to pull out peace talks to extend the war.
“This is understandable to all in the world – even those who have refused to recognize the truth over the last three years,” that Putin continues to pull out this war, “the Ukrainian leader wrote on Monday.
He urged world leaders to put pressure on Moscow to stop the conflict.
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“The unconditional proposal to cease the fire is essentially in saving life, which allows diplomats to work on security and lasting peace – the proposal that Russia is ignoring,” he said. “Pressure is required to finally force Moscow to accept that their war should be completed.”
