US EditionDonald Trump rules out ceasefire, says 'best way' to end 'horrific' Russia- Ukraine war is ....
Donald Trump states a ceasefire is not the solution to the Russia-Ukraine war and suggests alternative approaches to end the ongoing conflict.
- On Monday, Donald Trump ruled out a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war, emphasizing his priority to initiate a structured peace process without unfavorable terms, according to his statements.
- Following a Saturday call, President Zelensky called for a lasting peace, `not just another pause between Russian invasions`, while Putin signaled limited territorial flexibility but kept core demands, according to Bannon and Rickards.
- Highlighting diplomatic strains, Bannon criticized Ukraine’s corruption and Zelensky’s power consolidation and noted Putin demands a comprehensive peace deal rather than a ceasefire.
- As the next step, Zelensky’s Monday visit to Washington DC will focus on coordinating with Trump while resisting overcommitment to European demands.
- Jim Rickards warned that involving American troops under Article 5-style guarantees risks escalating into direct conflict with Russia, highlighting Europe’s dependence on US support.
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Bannon: “The Coverage Yesterday Of The Mainstream Media Was The Worst I’ve Ever Seen” Steve Bannon discussed President Trump’s recent efforts to negotiate an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine, highlighting a long Air Force One call with Ukrainian President Zelensky and EU leaders. Bannon criticized Ukraine’s corruption and Zelensky’s consolidation of power, while noting Putin demands a comprehensive peace deal rather than a ceasefire. He warned aga…
Washington, Aug 16 (EFE).- U.S. President Donald Trump this Saturday reversed his call for an initial ceasefire to move towards the end of the conflict in Ukraine and instead said that the “best way” to end the war between Moscow and Kiev is “to come directly” to a lasting peace agreement. Trump, who this Friday met for more than three hours with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska (USA), had said before the summit that he wanted “to see …
U.S. President Donald Trump has reversed this Saturday his call for an initial ceasefire to move towards the end of the conflict in Ukraine and instead has said that the "best way" to end the war between Moscow and Kiev is "to come directly" to a lasting peace agreement.Trump, who this Friday has met for more than three hours with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska (USA), had said before the summit that he wanted "to see a ceasefire quic…
Trump did not say that the hoped-for ceasefire in Ukraine was not achieved.
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