Trump Representative: The United States is capable of achieving ceasefire in Ukraine not in a few years, but “for months”

US President Special Representative Donald Trump for Ukraine and Russia Kit Kelloggus said the United States is able to achieve ceasefire in Ukraine not for several years but for months. He told about it on Fox News.

According to Kellog, the US is considering the opportunity to press not only on Moscow but also Kiev.

“He (Trump) knows exactly what he does, knows where to put pressure, but more importantly, he will create levers of influence on both Ukrainians and Russians. , Kellogo said.

He noted that the United States is able to stop fire and the onset of full peace in Ukraine not in a few years, but “for months”.

“I like to think that we can get something in the short term… I would like to see a check -up of 100 days,” Trump’s representative added.

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The President of the United States Donald Trump said on January 31 that his administration had already conducted “very serious” discussions with Russia on the war against Ukraine. Trump suggested that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin could soon take “significant” measures to end the war.

Trump did not say who from his administration in contact with the Russians, but emphasized that both parties were “already communicating.” And when asked if he communicated directly with Putin, he answered restrained that he “did not want to answer”.

During the election campaign, Donald Trump stated that it could cease the Russian Federation in Ukraine within 24 hours of joining the post. However, at a press conference on January 7, he said he hopes to complete the fighting for six months.

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On January 20, Trump’s inauguration is the Russian President Vladimir Putin at a meeting of the Russian Security Council that Russia was open to dialogue with the new US President Donald Trump administration on Ukraine. Putin also congratulated Donald Trump on the post of US President and stated that Russia was hoping to build a dialogue with states on the basis of mutual respect.

According to the American Institute of War Study, Putin repeated on January 20 that the Kremlin was ready to negotiate with the United States on the war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, but made it clear that it retains its requirements for the full surrender of Ukraine.