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Former Obama Minister of Defense and CIA Director Leon Panett attributed President Donald Trump on Thursday for the “Opportunities” “Pure” Russia-Ukraine Agreement on the termination of fire.
State Secretary Marco Rubio on Tuesday said Ukraine agreed to the 30-day truck that brought Trump’s administration, depending on the Russian response.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, however, has has not yet accepted the agreementAnd he said at the address on Thursday, “The idea itself is correct and we certainly support it. But there are questions we need to talk about.”
Panetta gave Trump merit for “CNN News Central” for being able to negotiate a possible trial agreement and invited him to stand firmly against Putin.
Former official Leon Panett talked about President Donald Trump that he was negotiating a possible trial agreement between Russia and Ukraine. (CNN screenshot)
“Look, this is a test for the president,” Panett said. “Whether he gets strongly for the right thing or whether it will protect Putin, it will be a problem. And I hope it will be strong.”
“He managed to negotiate the possibility of a pure dedication. That is his merit,” he continued.
Panetta warned that adding other questions to negotiations would “undermine [the] The ability to get a tribute now. ”
“What the president must clearly explain to Putin is that he has the opportunity to accept a truce that will now stop the murder,” he said. “Let’s do that, then let’s negotiate long -term issues.”
Trump noted that “hopefully” Russia “would do the right thing” on the fire interruption agreement. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Panetta’s comments arrived shortly after Trump said he was holding “Hope” that Russia will “Do the correct thing” and agree to interrupt the fire with Ukraine.
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Trump told reporters the moments after Putin’s remark that the statement of the Russian president was “very promising” but incomplete.
Russian President Vladimir Putin gave objections to the fire interruption agreement during a press conference on Thursday. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)
“Many details about the final agreement actually discussed,” Trump said. “Now let’s see if Russia is there or not.”
“If not, it will be a very disappointing moment for the world,” he added.
Fox News’ Caitlin McFall contributed to this report.
