His first public placement for the ceasefire proposal was made. The Russian president pointed out that while it is positive about the plan that exists, it must lead to long -term peace in the region.
At the same time, he expressed questions that need to be answered and pointed out that he would contact President Trump, who he thanked for his interest. “First of all I want to thank President Trump for his actions. We hope that the actions taken will bring peace. We agree with the ceasefire proposal, but only if it is the basis for a permanent ceasefire.
It seems that decisions made by the Ukrainian side under US pressure. Ukraine should have begged the US for ceasefire talks earlier, taking into account the situation on the ground. Some of you have noticed what is happening in Kursk. The situation is under our control in Kursk. The remaining Ukrainian units are surrounded.
The commander of the Ukrainian forces in the area has been killed. The Ukrainian forces tried to escape but failed. Now they are trying to make it individually. There are only two ways to leave, either dead or surrender. “
“Who will give us guarantees?”
Then President Putin continued by saying: “Under these conditions, but also from all the data available on the 2000 kilometers. First of all what will happen to Kursk? If we stop for 30 days what will happen? This is something that has not been clarified.
Right now, would it be happy for Ukraine to achieve the ceasefire, but if we stop at Kursk for 30 days, would the Ukrainians be able to leave without fighting or surrendered? This is unclear. Also unclear is what will happen on the front line.
Also how will they use these 30 days? Will they use them to reinforce their strengths? Will they reinforce their ammunition? Who will guarantee us that this will not happen in the future? Who will give directions to the truce? Can you imagine an area of 2,000 kilometers and who will control it? All of these are questions that need to be studied on both sides.
We support the idea, but there are things that need to be discussed. Will we discuss them with President Trump? We may have a telephone contact. “
Common attack Russia and Belarus in NATO
While Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko were talking in Moscow, a joint statement was issued after their talks.
The statement states that the two countries consider NATO’s actions in the context of the war in Ukraine as hostile and destabilizing, full of nuclear conflict. The two leaders also condemn the nature of the European Union’s policy towards Russia and Belarus, which they characterize aggressive and conflicting.
They also say that the two countries are ready to take military and diplomatic measures in response to NATO’s actions.
