“Both sides will have to make concessions” to end the war in Ukraine

Washington – Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said on Sunday that “both sides will have to make concessions” to end the war of Russia in Ukraine, which hints on the way for talks aimed at obtaining Moscow and Kiev to reach a permanent peace agreement, “said Foreign Minister Marco Rubio on Sunday.

“We want to finish a peace agreement that ends this war so that Ukraine can be able

President Trump Appointment to the meeting With Ukrainian President Folodimir and European leaders at the White House on Monday after him Summit high risk With Putin in Alaska last Friday. Mr. Trump called a meeting for about three hours with “very fruitful” Putin with “many points” and the two leaders agreed to. But “there is no deal until there is a deal,” he said, no ceasefire has been announced.

Rubio, who attended the summit, was skinny in the details on Sunday, saying, “There are things that were discussed as part of this meeting, which are the possibilities of breaking down.” He added that the details will be discussed with Zelenskyy and other European leaders on Monday, as the administration is working to “narrow the gap between the two sides.”

“We have to make adequate progress so that we can sit on President Zelinsky and President Putin in the same place, which was requested by President Zelinski, and reaching a final agreement that ends this war,” Rubio said, noting that there are “some concepts and ideas discussed” with Putin who expect the Ukrainians to be supported.

When asked whether the United States would demand the Russian withdrawal from Ukrainian territory as part of an agreement, the Foreign Minister acknowledged that both sides would have to make concessions in order to reach an agreement to end the conflict.

“If one of the two sides get everything they want, then this is called surrender,” said Rubio. “This is not what we are about to do, because any of the two sides here is about to surrender, or anything close to it.”

Rubio has set a handful of areas in which the agreement must be reached, including details of security guarantees for Ukraine, the issue of regions “and where the lines will be drawn” and the issue of rebuilding the country. He said that the ideas “require some privacy,” noting that the United States will need to work with our partners to find out what it looks like. “

Monday’s discussions come after Zelinski met Mr. Trump and Vice President JD Vance in February when The Oval Office meeting He descended into insults and chaos, and exposed severe friendships between the United States and Ukraine.

Rubio fell to the idea that European leaders are joining Zelinski in Washington to provide Ukrainian president with a backup to prevent him from accepting a bad deal after the controversial meeting earlier this year.

“We have worked with these people for weeks, for weeks on these things,” Rubio said. “They come here tomorrow because they are supposed to come here tomorrow. I invited them to attend.”

Al -Amin explained that after meeting with Putin, “we felt, and agreed, that there is sufficient progress – not much progress – but enough progress made in those conversations to allow us to move to the next stage.”

“I do not say that we are about to the peace agreement, but I say that we have seen a movement,” Rubio added. “Sufficient movement to justify a follow -up meeting with Zelenskyy and Europeans, enough movement for us to devote more time to that.”