“Pavel noted that Russia is clearly drawn time.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
Pavel noted that Russia is clearly drawn time.
Czech President Peter Pavel has spoken about the possibility of a US withdrawal on ceasefire / UNIAN photoIf the United States of America comes out of the ceasefire negotiations in Ukraine, it will be a gift for the Kremlin. This statement was made by the President of the Czech Republic Peter Paul.
According to Euractiv, after negotiation with EU leaders about increasing economic pressure on the Russian Federation Pavel stressed that coordination with Washington is still not sufficient.
“I perceive Donald Trump’s statements as an expression of disappointment that things were not hoping, namely that he would be able to quickly agree with President (Vladimir) Putin and will be able to declare peace in Ukraine while restoring economic relations with Russia,” the Czech leader explained.
He added that Moscow clearly delayed time. The Kremlin talked about the preparation of a memorandum that would allegedly be able to lead to negotiations instead of actually starting them. According to the President of the Czech Republic, it can delay the negotiation process for several months.
Paul stressed that Europe should press on Russia to force it to sit at the negotiating table. He recalled that Moscow was worried after 500% of duties were being introduced in the states for the introduction of Russian oil and gas.
“I think that it is time for a very serious conversation with our American allies on how to develop economic and financial measures of such a caliber that Russia really felt their influence,” – summed up Peter Paul.
The US may get out of the war negotiations Talking that the United States of America can leave negotiations to end the Russian Federation against Ukraine is not the first week. US President Donald Trump has also repeatedly hinted at such a scenario, although he promised to end the war in 24 hours a few months ago.
After talking to Putin, which took place on May 19, Trump even told partners that he was convinced of Russia’s victory in this war.
The Times writes that the US withdrawal from negotiations will not mean a catastrophe for Ukraine. It is noted that the main issue in this context is whether the United States will continue to supply Ukraine agreed during Biden’s military assistance. In Kiev, it will be recognized without the help of the US, but it will not mean the end of the fight.
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