Vice President JD Vance warned on Wednesday that Moscow and Kiev must reach an agreement or that Washington will end its ceasefire efforts. Yes The Trump administration's second warning In less than a week, despite President Trump's frequent promises before the start of his second term, he would end the war immediately.
“We have made very clear proposals to the Russians and Ukrainians, and it's time for them to say “yes” or let the United States leave the process,” Vance's reporter in India said.
Vance said that as envoys from Washington, Kiev and European countries negotiated in the UK, it was held in the UK at the end of new US efforts. Russia's War in Ukraine.
“I think it's time to take the last step (if not the last) of what it means to take, broadly, is the party we're going to stop killing and we're going to freeze the territorial line at some level,” Vance added. “Of course, this means both the Ukrainians and the Russians have to give up some of the territory they currently own.”
Later Wednesday, President Trump published the bombing of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in The Society of Truth because he said Ukraine would not recognize Russia's occupation of Crimea.
“This statement is very harmful to peaceful negotiations with Russia, because Crimea lost this a few years ago under President Barack Hussein Obama, and is not even a point of discussion,” Trump wrote. “No one asked Zelenskyy to recognize Crimea as Russian territory, but if he wanted Crimea, why did they not fight for it eleven years ago when it was handed over to Russia without a statement of shooting? … The statement made by Zelenskyy today will do everything, and no one wants that besides extending the 'killing realm'! We are very close to our people, but shouldn't do it now, and we can finally play the card.”
“Enough,” White House Secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters outside the White House on Wednesday.
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Zelenskyy appears to have reposted a 2018 statement from Mr. Trump’s former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on social media in response to Mr. Trump’s former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who said: “The United States refuses to recognize the Kremlin’s policy on claims of territorial sovereignty that violates international laws.”
Zelenskyy said Wednesday that his country was ready for any negotiations that could lead to a ceasefire as he expressed condolences to the families of nine civilians who were earlier in the day in a Russian drone attack.
“We insist on an immediate, complete and unconditional ceasefire,” Zelenskyy wrote on social media. “Stop killing is the first mission. I thank everyone who is focused on this and helps the war end.”
Mr. Trump promised to reach an agreement between Moscow and Kiev within 24 hours during the campaign, but has since failed to obtain concessions from President Vladimir Putin. Mr. Trump proposed an unconditional ceasefire in March, and his principle was accepted by Kiev but rejected by Putin.
The White House welcomed the separate agreement between the two sides to stop attacks on the energy infrastructure for 30 days, but the Kremlin said it believes the suspension has expired.
According to the Associated Press.
Rubio said he spoke with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy on Tuesday night, calling the conversation “productive.” He said the delegation headed to London was led by Keith Kellogg, the Special Envoy of the Special President.
“I look forward to following up after the ongoing discussions in London and rescheduling my trip to the UK in the coming months,” Rubio said.
Rami also called the dialogue with Rubio “productive” and said: “Britain is working with the United States, Ukraine and Europe to seek peace and end Putin's illegal invasion. Talks continue at speed, and officials will meet tomorrow in London. This is a critical moment for security in Ukraine, Britain and Europe and Europe.”
Haley Ott contributed to the report.
