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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Kremlin “ready to reach an agreement” to finish War in Ukrainewhich rages over three years.
In a banging of an interview that should be broadcast on Sunday on Sunday, Lavrov told CBS News to agree with the President Donald Trump The claim that the conversations between Ukraine and Russia were “moving in the right direction”.
In this photo posted by the Russian Foreign Ministry Printing Service through their telegram channels, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov listens to North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui during their interviews in Pyongyang in North Korea, on Thursday, October 19, 2023. (Telegram Service Russian Ministry of Foreign Ministry through AP)
Trump tells Putin ‘stop’ after deadly Russian kicks on Kyiv
Lavrov comments followed after Trump criticized the Russian president Vladimir Putin and asked to stop the deadly strikes in Ukraine.
“I’m not satisfied with Russian strikes on Kiev. It is not necessary, and very bad weather. Vladimir, stop! 5,000 soldiers die a week. Let’s go to a peaceful job,” Trump wrote.
However, Lavrov also told CBS News that there were “some specific points, elements of the agreement, which need to be finely adjusted,” but did not explain what was negotiated.
Lavrov also clearly made it clear CBS News lest Russia give up Crimea, which the country seized from Ukraine in 2014. However, Ukrainian President Volodimyr Zelenskyy said this week that his country would not recognize Russian control over Crimea, as he would pass against Ukraine’s Constitution. Trump scored Zelenskyy for “inflammatory” remarks and said in a post about the truth of Social that the comment was “very harmful” for peaceful efforts.
“It’s inflammatory statements like Zelenskyy’s Because of this, it is so difficult to resolve this war, “Trump wrote. In the same post, he said it was time for Russia and Ukraine to” reach “and reach an agreement.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (Sputnik / Alexei Danichv / pool via Reuters / Leah Millis / Alina Smutko)
Putin has yet to agree to the US proposal to stop the war, and it remains unclear what will make him sign the contract. However, Trump’s administration is still optimistic about its efforts to end the deadly conflict.
When he spoke with reporters in an oval office on Thursday, Trump said that he believed that Ukraine and Russia “want peace just” and that they are “ready to do something”. He then asked State Secretary Marc Rubio to weigh the status of peace negotiations.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaks next to US President Donald Trump and US Secretary Secretary of Scott Bessent, during a meeting with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere (not in the picture) in the oval office of the White House in Washington, DC, April 24, 2025. (Reuters/Kevin Lamarque)
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“This war is calling. Both sides just have to agree to him,” Rubius told reporters. He also said there were “good meetings over the weekend”, which were probably focused on the end of the conflict.
Rubio added that the results of the deadly Russian strikes in Ukraine should remind the world why it is so important to see peace in the region.
