“While communicating with journalists, US President Donald Trump stated that Russia was allegedly ready to conclude an agreement to end the war in Ukraine. At the same time, he noted that to agree with President Vladimir Zelensky was more difficult than he expected.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Trump in an oval office
Details: Trump said he considers Russia ready for negotiations. However, in order to achieve a peaceful settlement of the situation in Ukraine, it is difficult to find common ground with the Ukrainian president.
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Direct Language: “In my opinion, Russia is ready. Many people said that Russia is ready to go for anything. But I think we have an agreement with Russia. We need to reach an agreement with Zelensky. And I hope that Zelensky … I thought it would be easier to negotiate with it, but so far it was difficult. But nothing, I will think. A lot of money.
Details: Trump again criticized Joe Biden’s administration for large -scale expenses for Ukraine support.
“We spend hundreds of billions of dollars through Biden. Biden has never had to allow this war. We spend hundreds of billions, perhaps $ 350 billion that we gave Ukraine, and we could use this money right here,” Trump said.
Prehistory:
- US President Donald Trump said that the position of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky on the non -recognition of Crimea is harmed by peace talks.
- Earlier, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the United States had better understood what Russia’s position on its war against Ukraine, because “we finally talked to them after three years of silence.”
- Earlier it was reported that the US Presidential Administration Donald Trump had submitted to Ukraine a one -page document in Paris last week, which was submitted as a “final proposal” for a peaceful settlement – the main points from this proposal were set out in this news.
- Among other things, the United States is ready to recognize Russia’s control over Ukrainian Crimea and weaken sanctions against Moscow as part of a potential peace agreement.