US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he would set a new time limit of “10 or 12 days” for Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine.
“I am disappointed in President Putin,” Trump told reporters that he met the UK Prime Minister Kirrrr, who was in his luxury golf course in Turnberry, Scotland.
“I am going to create a new time limit of about 10 or 12 days from today. There is no reason for waiting, we are not seeing any progress right now,” hey said.
When and why did Trump determine Putin?
Before returning to the White House in January, Trump vowed to end the struggle within 24 hours, although he never told how.
Trump set a 50-day deadline for Putin earlier this month, when he was repeatedly disappointed with his opposite number in Moscow for the ongoing attacks on Ukraine.
The US President has threatened new sanctions on Russia and its export buyers until a peace deal takes place.
Trump has aired disappointment with Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelansky. More than the pair, there was a sharp meeting at the White House in February in February, when in full consideration of the media, the US President presented the Russian authorities to accept his Ukrainian counterpart, and later announced the Zelanceci that “not ready for peace.”
Has Trump always supported his words?
Once again on Monday, Trump spoke on his tough stance on the Russian President, but he did not always follow his promises about Putin.
Trump said, “We thought we had settled many times, and then President Putin went out and started launching rockets in some city and killed people in the nursing home or whatever people were killed.” “And I say this is not the way to do it.”
Ukraine on Monday asked Trump to praise that he would cut the 50 -day time limit. “Thank you for giving a clear message of peace to President Trump through strength,” the President of Ukrainian said on social media, “said on social media,”
Russia began its full -scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, to increase a conflict in 2014 with Moscow’s Annexation.
Last week, the Ukrainian and Russian delegation concluded the conversation by agreeing to exchange another prisoner in Istanbul, but did not require a step towards peace.
Edited by: Louis Olofs
