US Edition'Have the meeting now!': Trump says Ukraine should 'immediately' agree to direct talks with Russia
- US President Donald Trump called on Ukraine to promptly accept Russian President Vladimir Putin’s proposal to hold face-to-face negotiations in Turkey during the current week.
- The call followed Putin's rare televised proposal for talks without preconditions, amid European demands for an unconditional 30-day ceasefire starting Monday.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his willingness to hold talks with Vladimir Putin in Turkey on Thursday, contingent upon Russia first agreeing to a ceasefire.
- Trump urged Ukraine to accept the proposed talks without delay, suggesting that a ceasefire could mark an important and positive development for both Russia and Ukraine, potentially saving hundreds of thousands of lives.
- The situation places pressure on Kyiv to decide quickly, while European allies insist a ceasefire must precede negotiations to assess if peace is achievable.
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