Trump Facilitates New Ceasefire Talks Between Russia and Ukraine After Calls with Putin and Zelensky
President Trump announces immediate negotiations for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, as both leaders express commitment to peace talks and cooperation.
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Overview
President Trump confirmed that Russia and Ukraine will 'immediately' commence ceasefire negotiations following discussions with President Putin, who expressed readiness to collaborate on a peace memorandum. President Zelensky characterized the moment as 'defining' and insisted the U.S. remain actively engaged in negotiations. While the prospects of a ceasefire seem hopeful, there is concern regarding Putin's clear demands and resistance to an unconditional ceasefire. Both leaders suggest placing the Vatican as a potential negotiation venue. Tensions remain high as Ukraine prepares for stronger sanctions if Moscow fails to commit to peace.
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Analysis
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy emphasizes the necessity for a full and unconditional ceasefire and the role of real diplomacy in negotiations, particularly highlighting the recent discussions with Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
- Discussions among U.S. and European leaders reflect a commitment to coordinated efforts to pressure Russia and promote peace talks, including the involvement of Pope Leo XIV as a potential neutral facilitator.
- While progress appears slow, ongoing efforts, such as the planned prisoner exchanges between Russia and Ukraine, serve as positive steps towards maintaining dialogue amid continuing tensions.
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President Trump stated that Russia and Ukraine will immediately start negotiations toward a ceasefire and an end to the war, with conditions to be negotiated between the two parties. He described the call with President Putin as going 'very well' and mentioned that Russia also wants to pursue large-scale trade with the U.S. after the conflict ends.
President Zelensky described the moment as 'defining' and emphasized that the United States should remain actively engaged in the peace negotiations.
There are concerns about President Putin's clear demands and resistance to an unconditional ceasefire. Additionally, there is awareness that the ceasefire conditions will need to be carefully negotiated and that tensions remain high, with Ukraine preparing for stronger sanctions if Moscow does not commit to peace.
Both leaders suggested the Vatican as a potential venue for the peace negotiations.
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