US EditionWhy Trump-Putin talks unlikely to bring rapid end to Ukraine war
MOSCOW, AUG 7 – Trump’s latest ceasefire ultimatum to Putin expired with no agreement as Russia resists talks; Kyiv seeks involvement to avoid unfavorable territorial concessions, officials say.
- Donald Trump is expected to hold talks with Vladimir Putin soon to explore the possibility of a ceasefire in Ukraine, following a three-hour discussion between Trump’s envoy and the Russian leader in Moscow.
- This meeting arises after a series of productive but inconclusive talks and amid Trump’s growing impatience and threats of tougher sanctions on Russia.
- Kyiv insists on involvement in any ceasefire talks and fears that a Trump-Putin meeting without Ukraine might pressure territorial concessions.
- Trump described the discussions with President Putin as positive but cautioned that the outcome might fall short of his expectations.
- The outcome remains uncertain as Putin has not conceded and Kremlin sources doubt he will yield to US demands despite escalating sanctions threats.
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On Friday, the ultimatum launched by Donald Trump to Russia, ordering her to reach an agreement with Kiev under severe sanctions, is supposed to expire. Questioned on Thursday whether this ultimatum was still in place, the American president preferred to avoid. Follow the latest information on the conflict. - IN DIRECT - War in Ukraine: Trump's ultimatum to Russia supposed to expire this Friday (International).
The deadline for the ceasefire agreement in Ukraine imposed by Donald Trump ends this Saturday. The President of the United States says that everything now depends on the Russian leader.
Ultimatum set by Donald Trump to Russia to end the conflict in Ukraine expires this Friday. Secondary sanctions could come into force.
Trump has issued an ultimatum to Russia, which expires today. Yle interviewed two Ukrainian experts and asked how confident they are in Trump.
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