Trump steps up criticism of Putin over continuing attacks on Ukraine

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Donald Trump faced frustration with Russia over the continued attack on Ukraine, but he seduced that an agreement to end the war was within reach.

Vladimir Putin’s criticism on Moscow’s uninterrupted airstrikes on Ukraine on Sunday evening was revived, since Washington has become impatient in trying to broker the peace agreement.

“I am very frustrated that missiles were flown [launched] By Russia, “Trump told reporters while returning to the White House.” I want [Putin] To stop shooting, signing an agreement by sitting down. “

Washington sees the launch of the ceasefire to increase the pressure on both sides and Trump has come a day after meeting the Ukrainian President Vloadimir Next to the funeral of Pope Francis in Rome.

Trump said that the encounter – the first one after the blout of the Oval Office in Feb was a “beautiful meeting” and appreciated Jelansky for “a good job”, added: “I see him as quiet. I think he understands the picture, and I think he wants to make a deal.”

Russia launched it last week The most deadly strike of the year Kiev, 12 civilians were killed and 90 others were injured. After the attack, Trump took the rare criticism of his Russian equivalent on his true social platform. “Vladimir, stop!” He writes, “unnecessary” brands the attack.

In an interview broadcast on US television on Sunday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavorov emphasized that Russia would not put his strike behind.

“We will continue to target the sites used by Ukraine’s military, some abroad tenants and trainers whose Europeans formally sent Russian civilian sites to help them to help them,” Lavrov says in a pre-based interview with CBS’s Face the Nation Shoot.

Gelnsky said Sunday that the continued Russian strikes, including about 705 in solo, made it clear that “more clear pressure on Russia need to create more opportunities for true diplomacy”.

He Wrote x: “The frontline situation and the real activities of the Russian army prove that the current global pressure on Russia is insufficient to end this war.”

Trump’s Special Envoy Steve Witcoof Met Putin last week For what Kremlin describes as a “constructive” meeting.

However, senior officials of the administration indicated that Washington was becoming increasingly impatient and if an agreement did not reach fast, he was willing to go away from peace talks.

“This needs to happen soon,” US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told the NBC Meet the Press on Sunday. “If we are not going to dedicate time and resources in this effort we cannot dedicate for this effort.”

He said that the United States this week is probably “this is an attempt that we want to be involved or the time to concentrate on something else can create a determination of determination.”