Rinkevičius Does Not Think Russia Is Ready for a Ceasefire
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There are currently no signs that Russia is ready to agree to a ceasefire, so Europe must continue to provide Ukraine with military and financial support and help it prepare for winter, Latvian President Edgars Rinkevičius emphasized in an interview with TV3 on Monday, commenting on US President Donald Trump's statements about an energy ceasefire and an agreement with Russia on diesel supplies.
There are currently no signs that Russia is ready to accept a ceasefire, so Europe must continue to provide Ukraine with military and financial support and help it prepare for winter, Latvian President Edgars Rinkevičius emphasized in an interview with TV3 on Monday, commenting on US President Donald Trump's statements about an energy ceasefire and an agreement with Russia on diesel supplies.
There are currently no signs that Russia is ready to conclude a ceasefire, so Europe must continue to support Ukraine both militarily and financially and help it prepare for winter, President Edgars Rinkēvičs emphasized in an interview with TV3's "900 Seconds" program, commenting on US President Donald Trump's statements about an energy ceasefire and an agreement with Russia on diesel fuel supplies.
Currently, there is no indication that Russia is ready to end the war in Ukraine, so Europe must continue to provide Kiev with military and financial assistance. This was emphasized by President Edgars Rinkēvičs in an interview with TV3's "900 Seconds" program, commenting on US President Donald Trump's statements about a possible ceasefire in the energy sector.
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