Trump is committed to follow the Russian peace Ukrainian: They are “not yet ready”, but “something will happen”

President CBS News told Wednesday that he was still committed to following up the peace agreement between Russia and UkraineDespite the increasing uncertainty about the possibility of face -to -face talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski.

Mr. Trump described his position as realistic and optimistic, and said he was closely watching how both leaders deal with this crossroads in negotiations.

“I was watching it,” Mr. Trump said in an interview on a phone. “Something will happen, but they are not yet ready. But there is something that will happen. We will accomplish it.”

The President’s comments come as Russia continues to strike Ukraine. Late last month, Russia carried out a huge attack on a drone and missiles against the capital of Ukraine, killing at least 15 people, including four children, according to the city official.

Mr. Trump said he was not satisfied with the massacre, but he will continue to pressure for the peace agreement.

“I think we’ll take out everything,” he said.

“Frankly, Russia was one, as I think, to be on the easiest side of those that stopped, but it seems that it is a little more difficult than some others,” he said.

Earlier on Wednesday, Mr. Trump told the reporters that he was watching Putin He joined the leaders of China and North Korea in a major military parade in Beijing.

Mr. Trump said: “I understand the reason for doing this, and they were hoping to see, and I was watching.” “My relationship with them all is very good. We will discover how good it is in the next week or two weeks.”

Mr. CBS News also told Wednesday that his approaches to many diplomatic negotiations, whether with Russia, Ukraine or other warring countries, is to combine the main leaders in a room and make them mediate in the actual time, often with his guidance in the deal – and no possibility before it happens.

He said that this approach requires patience, even when a quick decision is searched, but he believes that he has resulted in other peace agreements this year.

When asked if he sometimes should “wait for things out, Mr. Trump answered,” Well, you have to do it. “

“We have gone through some very good days, fortunately, and as soon as I get it in a room together, or made it at least talk together, it seems that she was working. We have saved millions of lives.”

Last month, before observing it closely interview With Putin in Alaska, Mr. Trump told reporters: “All I want to do is set the table for the next meeting, which should happen soon.”

In addition to the war of Russia, Ukraine, Mr. Trump has claimed in recent weeks that he should be attributed the end Six or seven wars during this period and it deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts. White House officials referred to a list of seven conflicts that the President indicates: Israel, Iran, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Armenia and AzerbaijanThailand and Cambodia, India and PakistanEgypt, Ethiopia, Serbia and Kosovo.

Some foreign policy analysts criticized Mr. Trump’s claim, saying that many of these conflicts are still without a solution or were not complete wars. Or they claimed that Mr. Trump was not a central force in discussions.

Several Trump CBS News allies have told Mr. Trump confirms that his work and his administration was decisive in strengthening these negotiations.

“Often they fight each other for a long time,” Mr. Trump told CBS News. “They are fighting each other for a long time, even they do not think in terms of peace. It is just a way of life. And when he gathered them together, I get people in the room, I am able to persuade them.” Let’s go. Let’s produce peace. It is enough, already. I lost enough life. “

Mr. Trump told CBS News he is not seeking the Nobel Peace Prize. A recipient of the 2025 award is expected next month.

“I have nothing to say about it,” said Mr. Trump. “All I can do is put out wars.” He added: “I do not ask for attention. I just want to save lives.”