United States President Donald Trump has put on new pressure on the impasse for an agreement between Russia and Ukraine by post published on Sunday (11).
In the publication, released on the social network Truth Social, Trump stated that “the president [Vladimir] Putin of Russia does not want a ceasefire agreement with Ukraine, but a meeting on Thursday in Turkey to negotiate a possible end to the blood bath. ”Then the American leader wrote that” Ukraine should accept the proposal immediately. “
“At least they will be able to determine whether or not an agreement is possible, and whether it is, European leaders, and the United States, they will know what the situation is and can agree!” Trump added. “I’m starting to doubt that Ukraine will make a deal with Putin.”
Still in the publication, the American pinned Putin, stating that he would be “too busy celebrating the victory in World War II, which could not have been won without the United States of America.”
Trump’s pressure is opposed to that of Ukraine’s allied countries, which rejected Putin’s offer to keep direct conversations with Ukrainian authorities, stating that he must first accept the proposal for ceasefire-which is supported by the US.
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, in turn, responded to the Russian proposal with caution on Sunday, calling her “positive signal” and stating that her country is “ready to meet” with Russian authorities.
Trump had already reacted to Putin’s offer earlier, calling her a “potentially great day for Russia and Ukraine.”
Trump made the end of the war in Ukraine one of his priorities and invested a lot of effort to try to convince Putin. His special envoy, Steve Witkoff, went to Russia four times to meet Putin, and there have been several other high -level meetings between American and Russian authorities since Trump returned to the White House in January.
But despite offering some previously unthinkable concessions to Russia, the Trump government failed to make Russia agree with the limited ceasefire proposal, which aimed to pave the way for a permanent truce.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the CNN That Russia is “very grateful” by Washington’s mediation efforts, but added that “at the same time, it is useless to try to press us.”
This content was originally published in Trump doubt Ukraine to agreement and Putin pin on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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