Peace negotiations in between Russia and Ukraine remain in the air As president Vladimir Putin is especially absent from the Russian list of delegation and the US list Donald Trump He announced that he would no longer go to the Turkish summit.
The American official said Mr. Trump would no longer join conversations in Istanbul, who previously played with the idea of going if Putin attended.
Russia announced its list of delegations on Wednesday evening, and the list did not include Putin’s name. Instead, the delegation included his adviser Vladimir Medinska, Deputy Minister of Defense Aleksandar Fomin and Igor Kostyukov, Director of the Greece Intelligence Directorate.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr ZelenskyThe advisor clearly knew that the leader would not satisfy any representative of Russia in Turkey, except Kremlin Leader. Mr. Zelensky even said he and Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan He would wait for Putin to Ankara, the capital of Turkey.
He added that “If Putin doesn’t arrive and doesn’t play games, the end is the point he doesn’t want to end up”.
If both leaders are to attend Talks in Turkey, it would be the first time in a three-year conflict that sat together.
Putin originally proposed to restart direct talks in Istanbul “No Prerequisites” last Thursday, and Mr. Zelensky challenged to be there in person.
The decision to reboot the Kremlin to restart as the USA and other European leaders threatened Russia by further sanctions if there is no progress in stopping the struggles in Ukraine.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said he was working with us Senator Lindsey GrahamLeading ally g. Trump, on a potential new package of “devastating” sanctions for “asphyxiate once and for all for all and for all Russian economies” with 500 percent of import tariffs on Russian oil and countries that buy it.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer He said on Saturday that European Factions, “together with the United States,” called Putin out “, as the pressure increases to Russia to accept unconditional ceasefire.
Sir Keir He said the allies “increased sanctions” if the Russian president “turns back in peace”, because he and the Allies supported plans for the 30-day recircciliaries.
Former Vice Chief of Staff for the American Army, a retired General Jack Keane, the accused Putin “the calm” peace talks on obtaining concessions.
Gen Keane said Fox News On Wednesday: “In my line, Putin uses that conversation with the stand, it is his motivation here and trying to get more concessions.”
“I don’t think Russia decided, I won’t soon (agree) lasting to arrest, they will be treated as a hard line, and they want to get concessions that are quite unreasonable for Ukraine.
“They want to disappear Zelensky, they want to change the constitution, want to demilitarize Ukraine, will not accept peacekeeping forces in the nation if there is a peace contract, and the list continues.”