Melania Trump Calls for 'More Enduring' Ukraine Ceasefire
- Melania Trump urged Russia and Ukraine to pursue a lasting peace agreement rather than a temporary cease-fire.
- A six-day cease-fire in Oleshky enabled 800 people to leave the city and allowed humanitarian aid deliveries.
- The Oleshky agreement demonstrated that cooperation could prioritize civilians over political and military divisions.
- Volodymyr Zelenskyy awarded Trump the Order of Princess Olga, First Class, for her humanitarian work.
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Trump Foresees 'Very Big' Agreement with Russia While Melania Asks for a 'Duration' Truce in Ukraine
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, predicted on Thursday a "very big" agreement with Russia, which would cover "all Europe", in addition to the war in Ukraine. The statement was made after his wife, Melania Trump, defended a "more lasting" cease-fire in Ukrainian territory. The American first lady received at the White House representatives from Kiev and Moscow, in an attempt to boost a new truce after the six-day cease-fire close…
The wife of the American president, Melania Trump, met today in the White House with representatives of Russia and Ukraine and called on them to be brave and make a decision on a "more permanent ceasefire" in Ukraine.
The American First Lady, Melania Trump, called for a "sustainable" ceasefire between Moscow and Kiev on Thursday, November 5. Donald Trump's wife presided over a White House summit between the two delegations during the day. - Melania Trump calls for a "sustainable" ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia (International).
US First Lady Melania Trump called for a "more lasting" ceasefire when she received representatives of Russia and Ukraine at the White House on Thursday.
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