US EditionTrump renews pitch for unconditional 30-day Ukraine ceasefire
- On Thursday, US President Donald Trump urged both Russia and Ukraine to agree to a month-long ceasefire without conditions.
- The ceasefire push follows Russia’s proposal of a three-day truce coinciding with the 80th anniversary of World War II’s end, which Ukraine rejected as ineffective.
- Ukraine expressed willingness to accept the US-proposed 30-day ceasefire immediately, while Russia reportedly violated its own shorter ceasefire hours after it began.
- Trump warned that failure to respect the ceasefire would prompt sanctions from the US and its partners and said both sides must honor direct negotiations to build peace.
- The renewed ceasefire effort suggests rising frustration with stalled negotiations and underscores ongoing conflict risks despite diplomatic talks and international pressure.
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Trump Calls for 30-day Cease-Fire in Russia-Ukraine War
President Donald Trump on May 8 urged Russia and Ukraine to enter into a 30-day unconditional cease-fire while U.S.-led peace negotiations are ongoing. Trump stated that the temporary cease-fire must “ultimately build toward a peace agreement” between the two nations and warned that the United States would impose sanctions if the cease-fire wasn’t respected. “Talks with Russia/Ukraine continue,” he stated in a Truth Social post. “Hopefully, an a…
USA calls for, ideally, 30-day unconditional ceasefire – Trump after conversation with Zelenskyy
The United States is calling for a 30-day unconditional ceasefire and will impose sanctions together with partners if the ceasefire is violated, US President Donald Trump said on his Truth Social social network on Thursday, shortly after the end of a telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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