The White House wanted to know what kind of mechanism the Trump administration has in place to ensure that Russia destroys the US-proposed truce with Ukraine. It’s also unknown whether Trump and Putin are talking on the phone this year.
This is reported by RBC-Ukraine via CNN.
White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt responded to journalists' requests that the United States may have mechanisms to rush to Russia, calling it “hypothetical,” and “we haven't gotten to that point yet.”
“The current situation is right that the Ukrainians were ready for the fire, the Ukrainians were ready for the peace plan, which was put on the table yesterday in Saudi Arabia by the Secretary of State and our Minister of National Security, with whom “I told you so much before how to come here (to the White House – ed.),” she said.
Levitt reported that National Security Advisor Mike Waltz spoke to his Russian counterpart earlier Wednesday. And also the Ambassador of the Close Skhod, Stiv Vitkoff, is on his way to Moscow to urge Russia to join the plan.
Vona described the stage of negotiations as “on the tenth yard line to the world” and said that now “it’s up to the Russians to follow this plan.”
Natal Levitt was afraid to say that President Donald Trump plans to telephone Russian President Volodymyr Putin in order to put pressure on the new regime to put the fire on fire.
“I have no information about the president’s calls, except that in the future, if such a call occurs, I will let you know,” the press secretary told the White House.
Suggesting that he plans to talk to Putin this year to discuss the fire proposal, Trump told reporters: “I think so, so.”
Negotiations between Ukraine and the United States in Saudi Arabia
On Tuesday, 11 February, in the city of Jeddah (Saudi Arabia), negotiations between the US and Ukrainian delegations took place on the most important level to regulate the war.
The sides waited a little food, sedated, the Ukrainian side accepted the proposal of the American government to put the fire on fire for 30 days for the purpose of stopping Russia’s side.
After the fight, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that “the ball is now in Putin’s court.”
This year, the special envoy of the President of the United States of America, Stiv Vitkoff, leaves Moscow. There, it is difficult to resist the rule of the Russian Federation and accept the truce proposed by Ukraine.
For more details about the 30-day truce agreed upon by the United States and Ukraine, read the material from RBC-Ukraine.
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