Shortly before the planned phone call from US President Donald Trump and his Russian colleague Vladimir Putin, the United States increases the pressure on the Kremlin. Now the time has come to “test” Moscow.
Foreign Minister Marco Rubio told CBS News that Russia had been pointed out to the possibility of new sanctions and “very clear” in recent weeks. Trump and Putin want to call again on Monday and explore the opportunities before the end of the Russian attack war against Ukraine.
Rubio said on Saturday (local time) at the request that Moscow was made clear that a large majority for additional measures in parliament are popping up if there is no progress in the Ukrainian conversations. The government had asked the congress to leave a little delay to leave room for negotiations, but ultimately could not stop the process. When asked if Moscow just wanted to save time, Rubio said, “That’s exactly what we are testing.”
In the United States, sanctions are usually imposed with the executive power. With a sufficiently large majority, the congress can also prescribe it to the government.
US President hopes -the -furen
Trump announced with a view to the planned phone call: “Hopefully it will be a productive day, a cease -the fires will come about and this very violent war (…) will come to an end.”
The Kremlin confirmed the planned phone call. The two presidents have already telephoned twice since Trump took office in January. The American president has explained the goal of terminating the Russian attack war in Ukraine as quickly as possible.
On Friday, Ukrainian and Russian negotiators came together for the first time in more than three years in Istanbul to negotiate the war. Both parties were able to agree on a large prisoner exchange, but there was no agreement about it -the fire.
Rubio: Vatican very generous
The offer of the Vatican to act as a place of possible further discussions between Russia and Ukraine -not only for a possible meeting of Putin with the Ukrainian president Wolodyymyr Senskyj, but also for other negotiations -Rubio -sore of their ease. ” To be the options, “said Rubio.
Source: Krone
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