Trump said that the end of the war between the Russian Federation and Ukraine is coming

Share: US President Donald Trump, who assures that he is ending wars, announced the prospects of his peacemaking efforts in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. The head of the White House, while talking to reporters aboard the presidential plane Air Force One on his way to Japan on an official visit, expressed confidence that he would be able to resolve this issue. "I have decided eight wars, and the ninth is approaching.

I believe that this will happen in the war between Russia and Ukraine," the politician said. In the conversation, he also emphasized how important peace negotiations and the agreements that should follow them are to save millions of lives and strengthen the reputation of the United States in the world. The reporters did not ignore the question about the "Peterbird", with which Putin allegedly shows his power to the States.

"They know we have a nuclear submarine, the most powerful in the world, right off their shores. We don't need to go 8,000 miles. Putin needs to end the war — a war that was supposed to last a week is now in its fourth year. That's what he should be doing instead of testing missiles," Trump said in response.

Meanwhile, the mass media, citing the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergey Lavrov, write that Putin is allegedly "ready to accept the American concept regarding Ukraine" and is almost ready to "move on. " But for now, according to him, the parties "agreed to take a break".

According to Onet, the key points of the US are a ceasefire in Ukraine, not a peace agreement, de facto recognition of Ukrainian territories occupied by Russia (by postponing discussions on the issue for 49 or 99 years), lifting most of the sanctions imposed against Russia, and in the long term — resuming energy cooperation. The USA has not yet reacted to Lavrov's words.

Andriy Kovalenko, the head of the Center for Combating Disinformation, for his part, believes that it will be possible to believe in such intentions of the head of the Kremlin only after the ceasefire. "Prior to that, it's all empty talk to avoid additional sanctions. After the failure of Dmitriev's visit to the US, which was supposed to agree that there would be no new sanctions, new blows are waiting for Russia, in particular, they relate to cryptocurrencies.