‘It’s Up To Zelensky’: Trump Pressures Ukraine For Peace Deal After Talks With Putin | World News
New Delhi: On Saturday, Donald Trump continued to maintain a comprehensive peace agreement from immediately defending the ceasefire in Ukraine. A significant change in the approach was announced only a few hours after the summit he made with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which resulted in a clear breakthrough.
Before the high betting meeting in Alaska, it was warned about “serious consequences for Russia and European leaders who will visit Washington on Monday and” serious consequences “for Russian leaders and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky who had previously visited Washington on Monday.
According to the media reports, it seems to benefit Putin, a strategy, which is a strategy that Ukraine and its European allies to reinforce the gains of Russia as a means of reinforcing Russia’s gains.
“It was determined that the best way to end the terrible war between Russia and Ukraine was to go to a peace agreement that would end the war directly,” Trump said on a return flight to Washington with Zelensky and European leaders.
Trump added that the ceasefire of the reality is “often not survived” to the social platform.
According to an official briefing about the talks, Trump pointed to support for an offer to deal with the full control of the two Ukrainian regions, which were largely kept by Russia to freeze the façade in the other two of Russia.
“De Facto demands that Ukraine be separated from Donbas,” Putin said Source, referring to Donetsk and Luhansk regions in the east of Ukraine.
On the other hand, the Russian forces would stop attacks in the southern Black Sea port regions of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia, where big cities were under Ukrainian control.
In September 2022, although all four of these Ukrainian regions announced the annexation of all of them, a few months after the full -scale invasion, Russia has not yet had full control over any of them.
According to reports, the source, “Ukrainian President Donbas refused to leave.”
In particular, Trump announced that he is ready to offer Ukrainian security guarantees, a move of the US German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, a move that says “important progress”.
However, as a result of the summit, he received a sharp criticism of Kaja Kallas, the best diplomat of the European Union, who accused Putin of “dragging negotiations” without a real commitment to end the war.
Kallas said, “The fact that Russia has no intention of ending this war soon.” He said.
Diplomatic Attention is now becoming Zelensky’s visit to the White House on Monday. According to an EU source, several European leaders were invited to participate.
Zelensky’s last oval office meeting in February ended with a controversial change that Trump and Vice President JD Vance perceived the Ukrainian leader as inadequate gratitude for the US aid.
After what he described as a “fundamental” conversation with Trump about the Alaska Summit, Zelensky said on Saturday that Washington visited his visit and “killing all the details of killing and ending the war”.
After a meeting with Putin, in a Fox News interview, Trump said that his responsibility to achieve a peace agreement was largely with Zelensky as he moved to the final triple summit containing Putin.
“To do this is really up to President Zelensky,” Trump said. He continued: “And I can tell the European countries, they have to be a little involved, but President Zelensky is up to.”
The leaders of France, England and Germany are planned to organize a video conference with “willing coalition” members to discuss the road forward on Sunday.
In an earlier statement, they supported the proposed Trump-Putin-Zelensky summit, but also stressed that the pressure on Russia would continue in the absence of ceasefire.
“We will continue to strengthen sanctions and wider economic measures to put pressure on the war economy until it becomes a fair and permanent peace.” He said.
Meanwhile, the conflict in the place in Ukraine continues, Kyiv reported that Russia started an night of 85 attack planes and a ballistic missile on Saturday.
In Moscow, Putin described his talks with Trump as “timely” and “very useful”.
“The conversation was very clear, it was essential, and I think it brings us closer to the necessary decisions,” he said.
After the summit in Alaska, Putin warned Ukraine and European countries against dealing with the “behind -time intrigues” that could disrupt what he calls “this progress”.
