US EditionZelenskyy says Trump's call to freeze current frontlines is 'good compromise'
- On Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy backed US President Donald Trump's proposal to halt fighting on current frontlines, saying `I think that was a good compromise, but I'm not sure that Putin will support it, and I said it to the president`.
- After an announced summit, US plans were put on hold when European allies and Ukraine opposed a ceasefire requiring Kyiv to cede territory, and US President Donald Trump said he shelved the Budapest meeting to avoid a "wasted" encounter.
- Russian officials offered a different read, saying preparations for a presidential summit with Trump are continuing Wednesday, while European leaders accused Putin of stalling and warned Russia was not "serious about peace".
- A senior Ukrainian official said Trump pressured Zelenskyy to consider ceding Donbas and denied Tomahawk missiles during tense Friday talks.
- With diplomacy sputtering, the conflict remains a war of attrition as military analysts say Russia holds a fifth of Ukrainian territory with tens of thousands killed and both sides using long-range strikes.
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Rutte: Donald is the only one who can get peace. The Kremlin: no obstacle to the meeting. That makes the Magiari and Poles quarrel.The American proposal to freeze the current lines of the front to start the negotiations for peace in Ukraine has the green light of Kiev. It's a good compromise, he infat...
European states, together with Kiev, are clinging to Trump's move to freeze the frontline. Moscow, meanwhile, seems to continue to prepare for the US President's meeting with Putin.
Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed support for Donald Trump's proposal for Ukraine and Russia to "freeze the war on the current front lines", calling it "a good compromise", although he acknowledged that Moscow had made it clear that it would not accept the deal. "I think this was a good compromise, but I am not sure that (Vladimir) Putin will support it, and I told the president," Zelensky said during a visit to Oslo, part of a tour of Scandinavi…
Moscow mainly occupies territories in the east and south, including much of Luhansk, Donetsk, and portions of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson. Zelensky described Trump’s proposal to freeze the war in current positions as “good compromise.”
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