Trump says ceasefire not necessary for Ukraine-Russia peace deal talks

President Donald Trump said that a ceasefire agreement was not necessary, when a high-dawn meeting at the White House with Ukrainian President Vlodomire Zelanski was pressurized about his administration’s efforts to end the war between Russia and Ukraine during a high-dawn meeting on Monday.

“Mr. President. Last week you warned that you did not agree by the 30 -day ceasefire or any kind of ceasefire by Russia. Will there be serious consequences? Does it change due to this.” An informed asked Trump to the Oval office during a bilateral meeting with Zelanski.

Trump replied that a ceasefire was not necessary, pointing to other peace deals this year, saying that it was not involved to struggle as a war as a war.

“I don’t think you need a ceasefire. You know, if you look at the six deals fixed this year, they were all in the war. I did not have a ceasefire. And I know it may be good, but I can understand it strategically, you know, a country or another, not,” Trump replied.

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Trump has noted other peace agreements this year, such as a peace agreement between Congo and the Democratic Republic of Rwanda in June, and the Armenia -Azerbaijan peace agreement was signed earlier this month.

Trump says that he will not be ‘not happy’ if Putin does not agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine during the Alaska Summit.

“I did not have any ceasefire. Would I like it … I like this concept. You know, I like the concept of a ceasefire for a reason, because you will immediately stop hitting as opposed in two weeks or a week or whatever happens, but we can work where we are working on a peace deal. The deals made by me also mentioned the word fighting deeds.”

Trump traveled to Alaska for a historic face-to-face meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday and said before the meeting that Russia would face “serious consequences” if Putin did not agree to end the war.

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Since February 2024, there has been a war in the war between Russia and Ukraine, Trump would not have broken the war repeatedly if the former President who was the President during his tenure from Biden to January 2021 to January this year.

After Putin’s meeting, which did not include a ceasefire or peace agreement, Trump urged Ukraine to accept a land swap deal with Russia, arguing that this is the most efficient way of ending the war.

Trump first avoided the ceasefire agreements as he worked to secure peace in other countries earlier this year, such as in May when he ended the struggle of India and Pakistan through a ceasefire.

“After a long night of the intermediary conversation by the United States, I am happy to announce that India and Pakistan have agreed to a complete and immediate ceasefire. Congratulations to both countries on using general knowledge and great intelligence. Thank you for paying attention to the matter!”

Trump posted on the truth on Saturday that he intended to streamlute the Shanti deal, and that the “ceasefire agreement” would not be enough.

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Trump wrote, “It was all determined that the best way to end the frightening war between Russia and Ukraine is to go directly to a peace agreement, which will end the war, not just a ceasefire agreement, which is not often,” Trump has written. True social Post on Saturday.

On Monday, Zelancesi is also ready to join a group of European heads of the state who are also visiting the White House, including: French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Kir Stper, German Chancellor Frederick Merz, Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni and Finnish President Alexander Stuber.