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Trump supports Ukrainian land cession as part of the peace plan – report
After his meeting with Vladimir Putin on Friday, Donald Trump told the European leaders that he supported a plan to end the Ukraine-Russian war through invincible country to Russia, reported the New York Times, reference Two high European officials.
The officials said that Trump will discuss the plan with VolodyMyr Zenskyy on Monday when the Ukrainian president visits the White House, and added that European leaders were invited to participate.
Trump reports that support a potential land cession, marks a shift in Trump’s earlier requirements of an immediate discontinuation -the fire.
According to the New York Times, Trump believes that a peace agreement can be negotiated quickly, “as long as the Lord Zenskyy agrees to hand over the rest of the Donbas region to Russia, even those areas that are not occupied by Russian troops.”
Speaking to the outlet, high officials said that in exchange Putin, the fires offered the rest of Ukraine in the current combat lines and a written promise not to attack Ukraine or another European country.
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Russia’s response to the top of Donald Trump with Vladimir Putin in Alaska has been downright jubilant, in which Moscow celebrated the fact that the Russian leader met his American counterpart without making concessions and now has no sanctions, despite the rejecting of Trump’s ceasefire requirements.
“The meeting proved that negotiations are possible without preconditions,” wrote former President Dmitry Medvedev on Telegram. He added that the top showed that conversations could continue as Russia waging war in Ukraine.
Trump went in the warning of the high bet: “I will not be happy if I walk away without a form of cease-fire,” and “serious consequences” threatened to cooperate as Moscow.
But after a three -hour meeting with the Russian side that did not produce tangible results, Trump switched on his threats and instead insisted that the meeting was “extremely productive”, even when Putin was holding on to his maximalistic demands for the end of the war and no concessions on the battlefield of the Eastern Ukrait.
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Putin: Alaska -visit was ‘useful and timely’
RussiaThe president of Vladimir Putin said that his visit to Alaska was ‘useful and timely’, reported the Russian news agency Tass on Saturday.
Putin added that his conversation with Trump was “sincere and substantive”, adding that Russia respects the position of the US and also wants to arrange the Ukrainian conflict peacefully.
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The United States are ready to be part of the security guarantees for Ukraine, the German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, said on Saturday after a top in Alaska between the US President, Donald Trump, and the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, ended without a ceasefires. Merz spoke with the German public broadcaster ZDF after he was informed by Trump together with other European leaders during his conversations with Putin.
The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, said Donald Trump that he would freeze the front line in the southern regions of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia in exchange for the Donetsk region in Ukraine, reports the Financial Times. The Russian leader made the request during his meeting with Trump in Alaska on Friday, the FT said, referring to four people with direct knowledge of the conversations.
European leaders are invited to attend a Monday meeting with US President Donald Trump and the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zenskyy in the White House, reported the New York Times on Saturday, stating two high European officials. The meeting comes after a top between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday, of which Washington said it resulted in “great progress” but no deal to end the conflict in Ukraine.
Two people, a 52-year-old man and his 13-year-old son, were killed in a Ukrainian drone strike in the Russian region of Kursk, the local governor said on Saturday. In a statement published on Telegram, the Kursk governor, Alexander Khinshtein, that the two were killed when their car caught fire as a result of a drone attack.
The chairman of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said in a position on X that strong security guarantees for Ukraine and Europe were “essential” in every peace agreement to end the war in Ukraine. “The EU works closely with Zenskyy and the United States to achieve a just and permanent peace. Strong security guarantees that are essential for Ukrainian and European vital security interests,” Von der Leyen posted on Saturday.
In one rack Posted on the social media platform X, the Ukrainian president, Volodyymyr Zenskyy, said: “Security must be reliable and guaranteed in the long term, with the involvement of both Europe and the US. “All issues that are important for Ukraine must be discussed with the participation of Ukraine, and no problem, in particular territorial, can be decided without Ukraine.”
The British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, released an official statement about Ukraine after the Alaska top between President Trump and President Putin was held. The statement said: “President Trump’s efforts have brought us poet than ever to end the illegal war of Russia in Ukraine. His leadership in the pursuit of an end must be praised.”
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