Trump to speak to Putin and Zelenskyy in fresh peace bid

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Donald Trump has said that the President of Russia will talk to Vladimir Putin and Vloadimir Zensky on Monday to finish “bleeding” between their two countries.

On Saturday, Trump said in a post on his true social platform that the call with Putin would include these issues: “Blood is an average of 5 Russian and Ukrainian troops on average and trade and trade.”

Then he will talk to “various members of NATO” in addition to Jensky, he added.

Trump said, “Hopefully this will be a productive day, a ceasefire and this extremely violent war, a war that has never happened, will end,” Trump said.

The statement came after the Russian leader refuses to involve the terms prescribed by others, despite the proposal of these meetings, refusing to meet with Zensky in Turkey this week.

Putin sent a lower-level representative led by his former culture minister Vladimir Medinsky.

The meeting held on Friday was less than two hours later without any progress. Both sides agreed to change the war of thousands of prisoners, but there was no progress in permanent ceasefire.

On Saturday, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov spoke at a call.

Rubio welcomed the prisoner exchange and the Trump administration’s message revisited that “the United States is committed to the permanent consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war”, the State Department said in a statement.

The statement said, “Outline the best way to advance the proposed extensive peace plan in the United States.” “The Secretary emphasized the call for President Trump’s immediate ceasefire and the end of the violence.”

Friday Trump told Fox News that he had always felt that there couldn’t be a [peace talks] Meeting without me because I don’t think that there will be any agreement. The The I have a very good relationship with Putin, I think we will make a deal. “

He once again criticized Zensky that he did not have “cards” but added that “Putin is tired of seeing this whole thing and he is not – he doesn’t look good. And he wants to see well”.