US President Donald Trump urged Ukraine to immediately agree with Russia’s proposal about direct negotiations in Turkey.
The leader of America noted that the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, although he rejected the proposal to cease fire, but instead seeks to meet on May 15 in Turkey to discuss the possible end of the war. Trump wrote about this about the truth of the social.
Ukraine must immediately agree with this. At least they will be able to determine whether an agreement is possible, and if not, European leaders and the USA will know where everything is and will be able to act accordingly! – The message says.
The head of the White House said that he began to doubt that Ukraine would agree with Putin, who was “too busy with the Victory Festival in World War II”, which the USSR would not win without the help of Americans.
Meet immediately, ”the US president summed up.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky reported social networks about his readiness for personal meeting with Putin in Turkey.
Tomorrow we are waiting for the ceasefire – complete and long to give the necessary basis for diplomacy. It makes no sense to postpone the murder. And I will wait for Putin on Thursday in Turkey. Personally. I hope that the Russians will not look for the reasons why they cannot, ”he wrote.
We recall that the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin said that he was ready to restore direct negotiations with Ukraine without previous conditions. He proposed negotiations on May 15 in Istanbul. He also accused Kyiv of violating a truce, which supposedly lasted from May 8 to May 11.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Türkiye is ready to promote the world, including in negotiations. It is also known that during May 14–16, state security in the United States, see Marco Rubio will arrive.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized that Ukraine is ready for negotiations, but only after a complete and comprehensive ceasefire, which should begin on May 12th.
Source: Racurs
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