Putin agrees with a 30-day energy infrastructure ceasefire that calls with Trump
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump Agreed on a limited 30-day ceasefire against energy and infrastructure targets in Ukraine, while negotiations aimed at a wider peace plan.
Putin has stopped accepting the 30-day ceasefire that Ukraine said he was ready to accept. Russian President raises “significant points” on prevention of ceasefire to mobilize more soldiers by Ukraine and re-equip itself in the following statement Long-term phone call between two leaders.
Putin also stressed that “the full termination of foreign military assistance and the provision of reconnaissance information is a condition for any permanent peace.
The two countries plan to start “immediate” talks in the Middle East on a sea ceasefire, according to the White House.
“The leaders agreed that the peace movement will start with the energy and infrastructure ceasefire, as well as technical negotiations on the exercise of the maritime ceasefire, full ceasefire and permanent peace.
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Trump was putting pressure on Putin on a 30-day ceasefire that Ukraine has already adopted an end to the world's largest conflict since World War II since World War II. The war has killed or insulted hundreds of thousands of people deported to millions of people and reduces all cities to ruin.
Trump hinted that a permanent peace deal could include territorial concessions at the control of Kiev and Ukraine's zaporism nuclear power plant.
Since returning to the White House in January, the US President's calms have passed to License with traditional allies.
Ukraine and its Western allies have long described Russia's invasion of Ukraine as pledge of imperialist lands, and Ukrainian President Volodymir Zelens has accused Putin intentionally extending the war.
Zelensky, who arrived in Finland on Tuesday, to discuss the support of the NATO state for Ukraine, says Ukrainian's sovereignty is not negotiable, and Russia must hand over its confiscated territory. He says that Moscow's ambitions will not stop in Ukraine if it is allowed to keep the area that attracted.
European Commission President Uvsula Von der Lane warns that Russia has extended its military-industrial production capacity to prepare for “future confrontation with European democracies.”
The British Prime Minister Kate Starter “reaffirmed that everyone should work together to make sure that Ukraine will make peace together.”
Russia captivated the Crimean Peninsula from Ukraine in 2014 and most of the four regions of Eastern Ukraine after its invasion of February 2022. Everyone told that it controlled about the fifth part of the territory of Ukraine.
Putin said he had sent troops to Ukraine, as NATO crawl expansion threatens Russia's security. He demanded that Ukraine leave any ambition to join the Western military bloc.
Putin also said that Russia should maintain control of the territory of Ukraine, which should be assessed by Western sanctions, and Kiev should stage presidential elections. Zelenki, who was elected in 2019, was left under fire, which was imposed on war.
