The American president sets a period of two weeks to determine whether Russia really wants peace and shows your doubts about the imposition of more sanctions.
The President of the United States, Donald TrumpHe said on Wednesday what he is “Very disappointed “with His Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, for the constant attacks on Ukraine And it has set a period of approximately two weeks to determine whether it has a real intention to achieve peace. Russia has responded Through the Minister of Foreign Affairs Lavrov, who proposed to a Second negotiation round in Istanbul next Monday, June 2.
In a meeting with reporters in the White House, the president of the United States. He added that “within one or two weeks” they will know if Putin “follows us the current one or not, and if he does it, we will respond in a slightly different way.”
However, he has expressed Your doubts about imposing new sanctions To Russia. “If I think I’m almost a deal, I don’t want to ruin it by doing that,” he said.
On May 19, the Russian president introduced Trump in a phone call to work with Ukraine on a route map for the future signing of a peace treaty and a list of conditions for explaining a high fire. This Wednesday Russia presented Date and place for the second negotiation roundon 2 June in Istanbul.
Published in a memorandum on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Minister Lavrov He assures that “the Russian part, as we agreed, has prepared the corresponding memorandum in an operational way that exposes our position” and adds that “ours of ours Delegation led by Vladimir Medinski is willing to present the memorandum To the delegation of Ukraine, which will give the necessary explanations next Monday 2 June (…) “.
Lavrov has thanked Türkiye for his “hospitality” and has stated that the first round has been concluded with an agreement for an exchange of prisoners and an exchange of documents to achieve “a solid arrangement”.
Russia and Ukraine held their first direct conversations in three years on 16 May in Istanbul, where they corresponded to an exchange of prisoners, 1,000 for each side.
Source: EITB
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