Russia ready to talk to Ukraine, so why Trump said: Putin doesn’t want to stop the war

Washington/Moscow. The president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, told the American sent Steve Witchoff on Friday that Russia is ready to hold peace conversations with Ukraine ‘unconditionally’. Kremlin gave this information on Saturday. Kremlin spokesman, Dimitri Peskov, said: “During the discussion with Trump messenger, Vitkoff, April 25, Vladimir Putin said again that Russia is ready to resume conversation with Ukraine without any condition.” He also told him that Putin has announced this several times before.

However, this statement coincides with the disappointment of US President Donald Trump with Russian President Vladimir Putin. On Saturday, Trump criticized Putin for the recent attacks against the civil areas of Ukraine and said: “Maybe he doesn’t want to stop the war.” After his discussions with Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelanski in Rome, Trump also said in a publication about Truth Social that “he will have to deal with Putin in a different way, perhaps through ‘banking’ or ‘secondary culture’?” Trump said in the position: “In recent days, Putin had no reason to present missiles in civil areas, cities and towns.”

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, said on Saturday that he suspects that the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, wants to end the war in Ukraine. He also raised doubts about the fact that a peace agreement could be made soon. A day before, Trump said Ukraine and Russia are “very close to the agreement.”

While returning to the United States after Pope Francis’s funeral, Trump said in a publication on social networks that “Putin had no reason to shoot missiles in civil areas, cities and towns in recent days.” Trump wrote that this makes him feel that he (Putin) does not want to stop war. Trump met the president of Ukraine, Volodimir Jailnsky, in the Vatican before the Pope’s funeral on Saturday.