German Chanman Frederick Merz said on Monday that a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelanski is scheduled to take place with the next two weeks.
Merz, along with other European leaders, commented after a meeting with US President Donald Trump at the White House to negotiate the war in Ukraine.
German leaders were enthusiastic after a meeting with Trump and Zelansky.
“My expectations are not only fulfilled, but have intensified,” Mars said once the talks were wrapped.
Putin-Jalensky meeting within two weeks
“The US President spoke with the Russian President over the phone and agreed that within the next two weeks, Owood bets between the Russian President and the Ukrainian President,” Merz told reporters.
The German Chanman said the location was not yet determined.
President Donald Trump said that arrangements were being made for face-to-face negotiations under Putin and Zelancesi to discuss the end of the war in Ukraine.
However, Merz took care that Ukraine should not be forced to surrender the Donbas region to Russia and was preferred for Florida in the United States.
After the White House talks told reporters, “Russian demand is that Kiev left the free parts of Donbas, from bluntness, for the United States to leave Florida for the United States.”
Merz said about the song German Peepar for Ukraine
Meanwhile, DW’s Washington Bureau head, Enenes Pahal, asked Marse whether he would be ready to send German peacekeeping soldiers to Ukraine as part of the security guarantee.
“The question of this question is who should be involved in the guarantee of security and to what extent to discuss with our European partners and the US government.”
The German Chancellor stressed, “Overall it is clear that everyone in Europe should be included. It is not only about the field of Ukraine, it is about Europe’s politics and there, Germany is a major interest and a major responsibility.”
“So the leg involved for me is clear, to the extent, we have to discuss it in Europe,” Merz said.
Should a mandate be requested, the lower house of the Parliament of Germany, Bundestag will have to approve any deployment of Bundesvehar soldiers for Ukraine.
Edited by: John Silk
