Russia rejects Trump’s request to a ceasefire in the Ukraine war within 50 days that it is unacceptable

Russia refused to “warn” to President Trump to sign Moscow on the ceasefire deal to end the war in Ukraine within 50 days on Tuesday as “unacceptable”, and it calls for continuing negotiations and insisting that the invasion that President Vladimir Putin requested will continue until its goals are achieved.

In response to President Trump A threat to impose 100 % secondary definitions In countries that deal with Russia if the Putin government does not agree to an agreement to end the war in this time frame, Deputy Secretary of State Sergey Raabkov said on Tuesday that “any attempts to receive demands, especially the warning, are not acceptable to us,” according to the news agency run by Russia.

“We need to focus on political and diplomatic action. The president of the Russian Federation has repeatedly said that we are ready to negotiate and that the diplomatic path is the best for us.” “If we cannot achieve our goals through diplomacy, then SVO (the war in Ukraine) will continue … This is an endless position. We would like Washington and NATO as a whole to take it very seriously.”

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskovs separately called on Mr. Trump’s “very dangerous” announcement.

“Some of them are personally directed to the (Russian) President Putin. We definitely need time to analyze what was said in Washington,” Peskov said during his daily briefing on Tuesday. “If President Putin sees it necessary and when he definitely comments on it. I do not want to advance ourselves, so let’s wait for Putin’s decision on whether he will comment on him.”

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, close to the Kremlin, described the statements of Mr. Trump a “theatrical warning” in a post on social media, adding that “Russia did not care.”

On Tuesday, Mr. Trump said, “At the end of 50 days, if we do not have a deal, very bad.” “The definitions will go and other sanctions,” said Mr. Trump at that stage.

Speaking on Monday at the Oval Office, along with the visit of the Secretary -General of NATO NATO, Mr. Trump said: “We are very happy, I, with Russia.” He also announced a deal for the United States to sell additional weapons to its allies in NATO, while understanding that they will send weapons to Ukraine.

“We do not buy it, but we will manufacture it, and they will pay for that,” said Mr. Trump.

“This is really big,” said Root. “The decision is that you want Ukraine (to have) what you should maintain, to be able to defend itself against Russia, but you want the Europeans to pay for it, which is completely logical.”

Mr. Trump again expressed his frustration with Putin, who was recently It is called “completely crazy” To request strikes in the civilian regions of Ukraine. On Monday, Mr. Trump suggested that the Russian Autocrats had a habit of saying something and then did another.

“I always hang, say,” Well, that was a nice phone call. “Then the missiles are launched in Kiev or another city and say:” This is strange. “Mr. Trump said.” Then it happens three or four times, as you say, the conversation does not mean anything. “

When asked in an interview with the CBS News BBC News partner if he had finished trying to deal with the Russian leader, Mr. Trump said: “I am disappointed with him, but I did not do with him. But I am disappointed.”

In a post on social media on Monday, Zelinski said he spoke with Mr. Trump and thanked his American counterpart, “for his willingness to support Ukraine and continue to work together to stop the killings and create a permanent and mere peace.”

“It is important that we have a good relationship, and that the coalition countries are working to increase defense spending,” Zelinski said, adding that Mr. Trump has made plans to speak again.

“We have agreed to catch up with the phone and coordinate our steps in the future as well,” he said. “Thank you, Mr. President! Thank you, America!”

Russia launched a wide range of Ukraine on February 24, 2022. The attack, which included tens of thousands of soldiers and spices in the missiles, came after that. Russia included Crimea in Ukraine After supporting the separatist forces in the region.

While Russia has maintained control of the Crimea and the confirmation of its own administration there – along with a huge group of eastern Ukraine, which has been seized over the past three years – its control has not been recognized by the United States, the United Nations or the majority of the international community.

One of Putin’s main demands for the ceasefire in the ongoing war is that Ukraine and its international supporters must recognize the Russian monarchy of some of these occupied lands at least.