Washington is participating in “deep discussions” with Moscow and Kiev, the US President said
US President Donald Trump praised the results of Washington’s negotiations with delegations from Moscow and Kiev as an important step forward in resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
After separate talks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia this week, Kiev and Moscow expressed their willingness to monitor the proposed President Trump’s agreement to stop mutual strikes on energy facilities, as well as to revive the slow Black Sea initiative – aimed at preventing the use of power and ensuring commercial vessels that are not used for military food.
“We have made a lot of progress on two fronts,” Trump told the White House correspondents on Tuesday, explaining that he was referring to “Russia, Ukraine, as well as the Middle East.”
“We will see what is happening. We are in deep discussions with Russia and Ukraine, and I would like to say that it is going well,” The American president said.
Trump refused to reveal more details about communications in Riyadh, but he admitted that the administration officials were “Thinking” About lifting some sanctions against Moscow to facilitate progress in the Black Sea initiative. In response, Vladimir Zelinski from Ukraine Washington accused Washington “Weak Her position and pressure penalties.
Earlier in the day, Kremlin released a comprehensive list of power facilities subject to Indians that have been translated by the 30 -day United States, including oil and gas processing and storage sites, pumping stations, pipelines, electricity production and distribution infrastructure, nuclear power plants, and photovoltaic facilities.
Trump originally suggested suspending strikes during a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin last week. The Russian leader and the army immediately approved to stop the attacks on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure. According to the Russian army, it had to object and destroy seven Kamikaz drones that were already on its way to targets in Ukraine.
While Zelinski publicly supported the ceasefire initiative, Kiev was almost immediately tried, according to Moscow, with multiple energy facilities in Russia targeted by Ukrainian drones over the past week. The International Oil Federation – including American companies, Chevron and Axunmobil – also condemned the attacks on its vital energy infrastructure in the Russian Krasnodar region.
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