Putin agrees to a 30 -day stopping strike on Ukrainian energy infrastructure in an invitation with Trump

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Vladimir Putin has ordered the Russian army to refrain from the amazing Ukrainian energy infrastructure for 30 days, but he stopped agreeing to an unconditional ceasefire.

The Kremlin said that the Russian president “was a positive reaction” to Donald Trump’s proposal to stop the attacks in a very student call between the two leaders on Tuesday.

He added that Putin “immediately gave the Russian army the opposite regime.”

In Sunday’s comments, Trump suggested that both “power plants” and “power plants” be divided between Kiev and Moscow in any final peace settlement, which is a reference to the Ukrainian assets currently It is occupied by Russia.

But instead of agreeing to the US President’s unlawful shooting suggestion for 30 days in Ukraine, Putin highlighted a series of important issues “about the application of such an agreement and” serious risks “regarding Kiev’s compliance.

In a post on the social truth on Tuesday, Trump described the talks with Putin as “very good and fruitful.”

He added: “Many peace elements have been discussed.

Readings from the call did not provide any indication that Putin was ready to settle Maximum goals To end the war, which represents the effective amount to end the presence of Ukraine as an independent country with the retreat of most NATO expansion east of the previous iron curtain.

The Kremlin said that Putin stressed that “Russia’s main state of stopping the conflict from escalation” and moving towards the settlement will be “a full end of foreign military support and intelligence participation with Kiev.”

Last week, Kyiv Subscribe to Trump’s 30 -day truce After pressure from Washington, which suspended both military aid and intelligence participation.

According to the readings, Putin said on Tuesday that he is ready to work with the United States to end the war, but he insisted that any agreement should “must take into account the unconditional necessity to remove the initial causes of the Russian legal crisis and security interests.”

The reading added that Moscow and Washington will create experts groups to work on bilateral paths for the ceasefire.

The White House said that the presidents “agreed that this conflict needs to end a permanent peace” and “stressed the need to improve bilateral relations between the United States and Russia.”

He added that they “agreed that the movement to peace will start with a ceasefire and infrastructure” – with “technical negotiations” to start carrying out “a sea ceasefire in the Black Sea”, followed by talks on “a full ceasefire and permanent peace.”

When asked about the invitation, a senior Ukrainian official participating in peace negotiations said that the ceasefire on energy infrastructure is “the only realistic proposal because, in the end, Putin wants war.”

Ukrainian President Voludmir Zelinski Initially, this possibility floats From a truce to attack the energy goals in October, saying it could pave the way for the broader peace talks.

The senior Ukrainian official added that Kiev asked the White House “complete information” about the call with Putin and was awaiting the response.

The Kremlin said that Putin was a “positively” reaction to Trump’s proposal on black maritime security and agreed to hold more talks on this issue.

He added that the two leaders discussed a “wide range of trends” as the United States and Russia can cooperate more, including “beneficial partnerships for both parties in the economy and energy.”

The Kremlin said that Putin and Trump also discussed the Middle East and said that they had made “joint efforts to achieve stability in the regions in the crisis areas”, as well as “creating cooperation” on the lack of nuclear and global security.

Trump also agreed to Putin’s suggestion that Russia and the United States of all of the international hockey matches that include players from both countries.

A call on Tuesday followed a conversation between Trump and Putin in February, which launched the efforts of the US President to mediate a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine.

During the past month, Trump made a strong pressure on Zelinski to make concessions and negotiate a settlement with Putin.

The US President was criticized at the local and international levels for being less demanding his Russian counterpart, although he threatened to impose additional sanctions on Russia if Putin failed to participate in peace talks.

Trump promised to end the war in Ukraine throughout his 2024 presidential campaign, and placed it at the top of his foreign policy plans for his second chapter.