Approaching May 9, 2025, the day of celebration of the 80th anniversary of the Victory Day, a French Le Point publication from February comes to the forefront, according to which the US president may attend Moscow, at his invitation, and meet with him.
The report links the possible presence of Trump with a possible peace agreement to celebrate not only the 1945 victory but also a new “victory” in the negotiations to end the Russian War.
Indeed, according to the same source, the Financial Times noted that the US and Russia are working to achieve a ceasefire until May 9, while the Washington Times broadcast statements by the Kremlin spokesman to foreign reporters that Vladimir Putin would be happy to welcome him at 9th. confirmed.
The restoration of the truth
Trump had then denied publicly that there was an agreement or that he would attend the May 9 parade, stating to reporters: “No, no, I will not go.”
For his part, Dmitry Peskov, in response to a TASS question, in the midst of Kremlin, had stated that “Trump’s presence at the Niki Day parade on May 9 is not discussed” and that if anything official will be announced, it will be announced in time.
The European Union has ordered its candidate countries not to attend the parade in Moscow on May 9 and not to visit Russia.
On April 14, Kaya Callas, a High Representative of the European Union on foreign policy and policy policy, called on European leaders not to participate in military celebrations in Moscow on May 9, urging them to show solidarity with Ukraine.
However, Serbian President Alexander Vucic said he would travel to Moscow with Slovakia Prime Minister Robert Fitso.
Despite Trump and Peskov’s denials in three months, nothing has been officially announced and all possibilities remain open.
