Trump to speak with Putin about ending the war in Ukraine

President Donald Trump said he will speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday about the final points of the war to end the war. In Ukraine.

In a post on the social truth platform, Trump said that many “elements” of the final agreement “agreed” but there is a lot.

Trump wrote: “Thousands of young soldiers, and others, are killed. Every week, 2500 deaths bring a soldier, from both sides, and it must now end,” Trump wrote. “I am looking very much to call with President Putin.”

Trump, the expected of Putin this week, with the administrative edges approaching the shooting deal in Russia-Ukraine: Witkoff

Some debate points can involve regional concessions by Kyiv and control the Zaporizhzia nuclear plant.

The Trump administration is working on a deal to end a three -year war. According to the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko, the Kremlin wanted to guarantee “IronClad” by banning Ukraine to join North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

Last week, the White House press secretary Caroline Levitt Representatives told that “we were not closer to peace”, as the United States is awaiting Russia’s answer to a 30 -day ceasefire agreement.

Ukraine accepted the deal earlier in the week after a meeting with US officials in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, provided that Moscow is committed to the plan.

Putin does not rush to follow the “Trump Time” suggestion to a ceasefire

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy He called for strict sanctions on Russia and accused Putin of trying to withdraw peace talks to prolong the war.

“It is clear to everyone in the world – even for those who refused to recognize the truth over the past three years – that it is Putin who continues to withdraw this war,” the Ukrainian leader wrote on Monday on X.

He called on world leaders to pressure Moscow to end the conflict.

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“The suggestion of unlawful shooting is mainly to save lives, and to allow diplomats to work to ensure permanent security and peace – the proposal that Russia ignores,” he said. “There is a pressure to make Moscow finally accept that their war should end.”