Donald Trump ends negotiations on Russia-Ukraine war reconciliation? Secretary of State Marco Rubio makes shocking claims
“But we want to see it happen,” he added. “There are reasons to stay optimistic, but of course there are realistic reasons. We’re close, but we’re not close enough.”
It is unclear whether the timeline he provided is intended to force Ukraine and Russia to agree to discuss the deal directly, or whether President Donald Trump and his aides are seriously considering walking away.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov did not suggest any solution was coming in an interview with CBS News’ “Facing the Country”. “We are ready to reach an agreement,” he said. “But there are still some specific points – the elements of this deal need to be fine-tuned.”
Russia launched a series of missiles and drones in Kyiv, Ukrainian capital, on Thursday, killing at least 12 people, prompting Trump’s unusually sharp criticism. In an interview recorded on the day of the strike, Lavrov said Russia still did not agree to the U.S. proposal for a complete 30-day ceasefire, with Ukrainians saying they accepted the remarks they accepted. Rubio’s remarks were on the jury of Trump’s jury with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Zelenskyy of ucirane of vatican, a leading jury. Exchanges in London and through allied channels, U.S. and Ukrainian officials, including Rubio, discussed possible terms of negotiation settlements regarding proposals and counterclaims involving Russia and the deal.
FAQ
Q1. Who is the US Secretary of State?
A1. The U.S. Secretary of State is Marco Rubio.
Q2. Who is the Russian Foreign Minister?
A2. The Russian Foreign Minister is Sergey Lavrov.
