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Donald Trump will host President Volodimier Zelanski in Washington on Monday, when the US President gave up his push for the immediate ceasefire in Ukraine and Vladimir Putin again insisted that Kiev left the land in peace talks.
Trump said in a call to Ukrainian President and European leaders that Putin wants Kiev to eliminate the control of the entire Donbas region in the east of Ukraine, renewed his long demand, according to the people familiar with the matter who spoke on the condition on oblivion.
He said that Trump flew from a high-profile summit with Putin in Alaska on Friday, which failed to give a way to end the war, currently in its fourth year. Trump called his meeting a producer, then indicated that he would ask Zelansky to make a deal, putting more pressure on the Ukrainian leader.
After the Alaska Summit, several senior European diplomats expressed anger over the result, given that Putin took the most benefit from the meeting. He pointed to the US and Russian leader to get an invitation to Putin’s symbolic victory, obviously prevailing on Trump to focus on a comprehensive peace agreement without demanding immediate ceasefire.
France said on Saturday that European partners would hold a video call on Sunday with the so -called alliance of interested countries supporting Kiev, France said on Saturday. Some European leaders may also join Zelancesi for their meeting with Trump on Monday, one of the people said.
Zelenskiy has repeatedly left all of Donetsk and Luhanskas, which the Moscow army only partially controlled and has failed to take military so far. Russia carries forward its claims on the Zaporizhia and parts of the Kheson region, which no longer controls, effectively freezing the war-line there, people said.
German Chancellor Frederick Merz on Saturday voiced his doubts about the intentions of the Russian leader about ending the war in Ukraine. “Putin has made a lot of promise so far, signed many agreements. I don’t believe it so easily. But at least, it’s the onset of a conversation,” Mars said in an interview with RTL/NTV.
Trump told European leaders that he was ready to contribute to the guarantee of Ukraine’s security, until it was involved in NATO, he said. The President suggested that Putin would be fine with it, people said.
“Ukraine confirms his readiness to work with maximum effort to achieve peace,” Zelansky said in a social media post after a call with Trump on Saturday. Trump confirmed the Ukrainian President’s visit to Washington’s visit to a true social position, and said that a meeting with Putin and Zelancesi could be “determined”.
The US President said in the post that his meeting with Putin and the call with Zelanski both went “very well”. “It was all determined by” that the best way to end the war was to achieve a peace agreement and “not just a ceasefire agreement” he wrote.
Trump earlier said that Putin would have a significant demand at a ceasefire summit. He threatened to go out of the meeting and implement new difficult punitive measures, if it was not completed. Trump on Friday indicated that he was not in the crowd to implement new punishment on Russia’s business partners.
The White House’s Monday’s visit to Monday will be an important moment for Zelancesi, which had an uncomfortable relationship with Trump. His last visit to the Oval Office in February descended into a shouting match between the two leaders and briefly stopped military aid in Ukraine, outlining the country’s fighting capabilities.
Trump and Zelancesi have been repeatedly met since then, including the NATO Leaders Summit in the Hague and Vatican, and patching their relationships.
European officials welcomed Trump’s efforts during his call with the US President. He also reiterated the need for a tripartite meeting between Trump, Putin and Zelanski in a statement released on Saturday. That statement did not mention the first demands for the immediate ceasefire as the first step towards the talks.
The theme of a tripartite summit was not raised in Alaska, Russia’s state TV channel Westi on Saturday cited Russian President’s ally Yuri Usakov.
European leaders also said that it would be Ukraine to decide on its region. “International borders should not be replaced by force,” according to the statement, Signed by leaders of France, Italy, Germany, Finland, Poland UK and European Commission Chairman.
Some European officials are worried that Trump will now pressurize the Zelanceci that according to the people familiar, they will pressurize them to deliver regional concessions to reach a deal, who spoke on the condition of anonymity not to print a name to discuss personal discussions.
Kaza Kalas, head of the European Union’s foreign policy, said, “President Trump’s resolve to make peace deal is important.” “But the harsh reality is that Russia has no intention of ending this war.”
Kalas said that Putin, without making any commitment to end the conversation, negotiated and “left the anchor.”
Putin told his government on Saturday that the conversation with Trump in Alaska was “very clear and meaningful,” Kremlin said on his website. “We, of course, respect the status of the US administration, who looks at the need for a rapid end for military action,” he said. “We will also like it and want to move forward to resolve all issues with peaceful means.”
After the Alaska Summit, in an interview with Fox News scene Hannie, Trump said that there were some sticking points left after his discussion with Putin, even warned that both had not reached a deal, and focusing their focus on Zelensky, saying that it was over them to resolve the war.
The statement of the European leaders states that we are clear that Ukraine should have given iron security guarantee to effectively defend its sovereignty and regional integrity “and” “Ukraine’s armed forces should not be laid down on or on cooperation with the third countries. “Russia cannot veto against the route of Ukraine for the European Union and NATO.”
Meanwhile, Ukraine’s Air Force said on Telegram on Saturday morning that Russia launched 85 drones and a ballistic missile in the Ukrainian region overnight, underlining Moscow’s intentions with war.
“We guess that in the coming days, the Russian Army may try to increase pressure and attacks against Ukrainian positions to create more favorable political conditions to interact with global actors,” Zelancesi said on X.
With the help of Natalia Drzdiaq, Stephen Kahl, Arne Delephs and Ross Cresny.
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