Putin: Trump’s desire to end the war in Ukraine is sincere
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency quoted by Reuters, Russian President Vladimir Putin referring to Donald Trump, the former president and current candidate of the Republican Party in the upcoming presidential elections in the United States, about his desire to end There is honesty in forgiving the war in Ukraine; Putin also emphasized that, however, he does not know what Trump’s plan is to end the war!
Putin, who was speaking at a news conference at the end of the regional security conference in Kazakhstan, about Trump’s claim that he would immediately end the war in Ukraine if he returned to the White House. He said: Trump, as a presidential candidate, announces that he wants to stop the war in Ukraine, in our opinion, it is a very serious statement.
He added: Of course, I am not aware of his possible suggestions for how to do this. And this is the main issue and question. However, I have no doubt that he is sincere (about this) and we also support this (the idea of ending the war).
The Washington Post reported in April in a report that Trump talked in a private meeting about the issue of Putin in exchange for keeping Crimea, which was annexed by Moscow in 2014. Also, keeping the Donbas region, of which Moscow already controls a significant part, will end the war. The Trump campaign has not confirmed this issue.
Last month, Reuters claimed in a report that two of Trump’s top advisers had presented a plan to end the war, according to which Ukraine would only enter into peace talks. will receive more weapons from America.
Putin said last month that only if Kiev agreed to abandon its dream of joining NATO and also surrender four territories claimed by Russia. , will end the war; A proposal that Kiev immediately opposed and described it as surrender.
Putin has emphasized that a constructive dialogue between Moscow and Washington is impossible during the heated atmosphere of the US presidential elections, and that Moscow will clarify the result and the performance of the new government. The White House will wait.
