US EditionRussia Weighs Ukraine Air-Truce Offer to Trump without Ending War
UKRAINE, AUG 5 – Russia may halt aerial missile and drone attacks to avoid US secondary sanctions ahead of a Friday deadline, while continuing ground operations, officials said.
- The Kremlin is considering concessions to U.S. President Donald Trump, including a potential air truce with Ukraine to avoid secondary sanctions, as reported by Bloomberg.
- U.S. President Donald Trump stated that a visita to Russia for discussions with President Vladimir Putin could occur.
- Kellogg is expected to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for talks later this week.
- Political consultant Sergei Markov noted that an air truce could serve as a 'gift' to Trump from Russia.
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US President Donald Trump gave his first statement on Wednesday evening, 6 August, after receiving the report from his special envoy Steve Witkoff, who discussed 3 hours with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Ukrainian President also spoke on Wednesday night. The article Trump and Zelenski, which could put an end to the war in Ukraine, "I already informed the European alliances" appeared first on Romania TV.
Zelensky rejects any limited ceasefire with Russia
from RT: Bloomberg has claimed that Moscow is planning to propose an air truce during Steve Witkoff’s visit to the capital this week Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky has rejected any limited ceasefire with Russia, insisting that Kiev will only agree to a complete halt in hostilities. His statement comes as Bloomberg has claimed that Moscow plans […]
Russia weighs Ukraine air-truce offer to Trump without ending war - West Hawaii Today
The Kremlin is weighing options for a concession to U.S. President Donald Trump that could include an air truce with Ukraine to try to head off the threat of secondary sanctions, even as Russia remains determined to continue its war.
Russia may agree to air truce with Ukraine as Putin weighs offering concessions to Trump: Report
In a bid to placate US President Donald Trump and distract him from the war in Ukraine, Russian leader Vladimir Putin may agree to some sort of a ceasefire regarding aerial attacks on Ukraine that would fall short of any meaningful, comprehensive truce.
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