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Kremlin says US-proposed truce would merely give relief to Ukraine's military

U.S. Negotiators presented a plan for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine on March 13, 2025, but Russia warned it would refuse any deal that provided Ukraine with a respite.
Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov stated the proposal needs to be revised to consider Russia's interests, expressing it only offers an opportunity for Ukraine to regroup.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy commented that Russia's lack of response to the ceasefire indicates a desire to continue fighting.
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham announced intentions to introduce sanctions against Russia if they reject the ceasefire proposal, emphasizing strong congressional measures.

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The Moscow Times

What Does Russia’s Military Think About a Potential Ceasefire?

The Russian military appears skeptical of the United States' proposed 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine as President Vladimir Putin expressed "serious questions" regarding Washington’s initiative.

5 hours ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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WISH-TV

Russia-Ukraine War cease-fire proposal faces skepticism from Kremlin

Russian President Putin expresses reservations about a proposed 30-day cease-fire in the Ukraine war.

21 hours ago·Indianapolis, United States

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Liberation

Truce in Ukraine, commercial war with the United States, Betharram affair...

The editorial of "Liberation" summarizes the main news of the day of Thursday, 13 March.

22 hours ago·Paris, France

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Straight Arrow News

US-led ceasefire in Ukraine 'gives nothing' to Russia, won't sign deal

Russian President Vladimir Putin did not outright reject U.S. President Donald Trump’s ceasefire plan for Ukraine but is not ready to sign it. He said while the "idea" is correct, further discussions are needed. Ukraine agreed to a 30-day ceasefire while securing a minerals deal with the U.S., leading President Trump to lift aid and intelligence suspensions. However, the Kremlin argues that the ceasefire proposal "gives nothing" to Russia in ret…

23 hours ago

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CBC News

U.S.-proposed ceasefire in Ukraine would 'give nothing' to Russia, says Kremlin aide

A ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia, proposed by the U.S., would "give nothing" to Russia while helping Kyiv by giving its weary and short-handed military a break, a Kremlin aide said Thursday.

1 day ago·Canada

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Kyiv Post

Putin’s Aides Reject Ceasefire, Call It a ‘Ploy’

Putin’s aide Ushakov dismissed a temporary truce in Ukraine as a ploy to aid Kyiv’s military, insisting on a “long-term settlement,” while Ukraine accepted a US-backed 30-day ceasefire.

1 day ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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