Trump says Putin agreed to not fire on Kyiv for a week during cold
Trump said Putin agreed to refrain from striking Kyiv and other towns for one week to create favorable conditions for talks during extreme cold, despite ongoing overnight attacks.
- U.S. President Donald Trump said he personally asked Russian President Vladimir Putin not to fire on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities for a week during extreme cold temperatures.
- Trump added that Putin agreed to the request, but Russia did not confirm it.
- Meanwhile, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Russia is planning another large-scale attack on Ukraine despite plans for further U.S.-brokered peace talks.
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Ukraine ‘truce’ is little cause for optimism
Is Russian President Vladimir Putin finally pivoting toward peace? At first glance, he appears to be adopting a new approach. Beyond Russia’s participation in the Abu Dhabi talks — the first trilateral discussions since the war began — US President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that Moscow has agreed to a one-week partial ceasefire, refraining from strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Lest this be dismissed as mere propaganda, Russia…
Zelensky and Putin hate each other: Trump says Russia-Ukraine settlement very close - The Tribune
US President Donald Trump noted that peace talks between Volodymyr Zelensky and Vladimir Putin are nearing progress, citing a temporary halt in attacks on Kyiv amid extreme cold, even as fighting continues and Russia invites Ukraine for talks in Moscow.
Putin agrees to halt strikes on Kyiv, until Sunday
The Kremlin on Friday said President Vladimir Putin had agreed to stop striking Kyiv for a week - ending Sunday - following a request by his US counterpart Donald Trump.Trump had said he asked Putin to halt strikes on the Ukrainian capital and the surrounding area due to extreme cold weather.Moscow, meanwhile, said the US...
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