Trump: Good news from Russia
reports Mehr News Agency Vladimir Putin, his Russian counterpart, will agree to the provisions of the cease -fire agreement in Ukraine.
“Pailed news from Russia has come to us,” Trump said before traveling to Florida at the Andrews Hunting Base near Washington. I feel that Russia intends to agree with us, I hope.
“We have spoken to President Putin,” said US President, referring to the Russian President’s meeting with Trump’s special envoy Steve Witekaf, adding: “We have spoken to President Putin.” We’ve talked to many people. And the Ukrainians are waiting. I get a relatively good feeling about the ceasefire and ultimately to an agreement.
Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for Kremillen, said Putin met with Witcaf late Thursday and asked him to send a message to Trump. Peskov did not provide details on the issues that Putin and Witekaf discussed. While Caroline Liwit, a White House spokesman, March 5, Witcaf will go to Moscow to talk to the Russian side about ways to resolve the Ukrainian war.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said yesterday that after Witcaf returned to the United States, members of the country would examine Russia’s position more accurately. According to him, Trump will determine the next steps.
The Ukrainian delegation and US representatives met in Jeddah on March 5, and then issued a statement by Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelnski. According to the statement, the parties agreed to finalize the Comprehensive Ukrainian vital Natural Resources Development Agreement.
Kiev announced his readiness to accept Washington’s proposal for a six-day fire in the war with Russia. On the other hand, Washington also pledged to resume assistance and information for Kiev.
