The Expected telephone conversation Tuesday where President of the United States, Donald Trumpand its Russian counterpart Vladimir Putinthey plan to address the end of the Ukraine War, it will deal with Territorial concessions by kyiv and the Zaporiya nuclear power plant controlamong other issues advanced by the US president. The call is scheduled between 2 pm and 16.00 Spanish time. ” Trump Look for Putin to accept his high -fire proposal in Ukraine, but the Russian president, so far, has expressed his reservations regarding the plan.
“What is happening in Ukraine is not good, but we are going to see if we can work in a peace agreement, I think we will be able to do it,” Trump told reporters in Washington on Monday. Trump He has been trying to win Putin’s favor to get a High 30 -day fire what Ukraine accepted last week.
Trump assured that his freezing of military aid to Ukraine earlier this month and his controversial meeting in the Oval Office With the Ukrainian president, Volodymir Zelenski, they may have helped persuade kyiv to see an agreement. “There are many people, and we had to get Ukraine doing the right thing,” he said to add: “They are now doing the right thing.”
Assets division
Greeneryin his night speech in video, he accused Putin To prolong the war, saying that when the Russian leader speaks with Trump, he will have already had time to assess the proposal of high fire for a week. “This proposal could have been applied a long time ago,” he said. “Every day, in times of war, it means human lives,” he added. Asked about what concessions were shuffled in the negotiations of Alto El Fuego, Trump said: “We will talk about land, power plantswe are already talking about that, to divide certain assets ». He did not give details, but seemed to refer to the Zaporiya facilities in Ukraine, occupied by Russiathe largest nuclear power plant in Europe. Russia and Ukraine have accused each other to risk an accident in the plant with their war actions.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a regular information session on Monday that Trump and Putin would discuss an energy plant “on the border” of Russia and Ukraine. Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, declined to comment on Trump’s comments on the earth and electric power plants.
