Trump to speak with Putin about ending war in Ukraine

President Donald Trump said he would talk to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday about the last points of the Agreement on the end of the war In Ukraine.

In the post on his social platform of truth, Trump said that many “elements” of the final agreement “agreed to” but remains a lot. “

“Thousands of young soldiers and others are killed. Each week it brings 2500 death cases of soldiers, on both sides, and it must end up now,” Trump wrote. “I look at the invitation with President Putin.”

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Russian President Vladimir Putin holds a meeting with members of the Security Council through Video Conference in Kremlin in Moscow, Russia, Monday, May 13, 2024. (Aleksey Babushkin, Sputnik, Kremlin’s photo)

Some of the discussion points could include the territorial concessions of Kiev and control of the Nuclear Passage Passage of the Potorizhzhia.

Trump’s administration is working on an agreement to end a three -year war. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko reportedly said Kremlin wants a guarantee “Ironclad” that Ukraine will be forbidden to join North Atlantic Organization (NATO).

Last week, printing secretary of the White House Caroline Leavitt They told reporters that “we were never closer to peace,” because now they are waiting for a Russian response to the 30-day agreement on the interruption of fire.

Ukraine accepted the agreement earlier in the week after a meeting with US officials in Saudi Arabia, provided that Moscow undertakes to plan.

Putin in does not rush to follow the proposal to interrupt the fire ‘Trump’s Time’

President Donald Trump (Center), Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelenskyy (left) and Russian President Vladimir Putin (right). (Alessandro Bremec/Nurphoto via Getty Images | Contribution/Getty Images | Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Ukrainian president Vodimir Zelenskyy He called for a more severe sanctions on Russia and accused Putin of trying to draw peace negotiations to extend the war.

“It is clear to everyone in the world – even to those who have refused to admit the truth in the last three years – that Putin continues to draw this war,” the Ukrainian leader wrote on Monday to X. “For a week, Putin was unable to throw out” yes “to hear, but he doesn’t want to be around the world.”

He called on world leaders to press Moscow to end the conflict.

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“The unconditional proposal for interruption of fire is basically related to life -saving, allowing graduates to work on ensuring security and permanent peace – a proposal that Russia ignores,” he said. “The pressure is required for Moscow to finally accept that their war must be detained.”