Trump's ceasefire pivot will have caused dismay in Kyiv and Europe
Summary
Former U.S. President Donald Trump decided not to push for an immediate ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, which upset leaders in Kyiv and across Europe. Instead, Trump focused on promoting a direct peace agreement, despite Ukraine and its allies wanting an unconditional ceasefire first.Key Facts
- Trump moved away from asking for a quick ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
- Ukraine's leaders, along with European backers, wanted a ceasefire before negotiations.
- Russia's stance is that a ceasefire should come with a deal that considers its interests.
- Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the issue but did not reach a ceasefire agreement.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky plans to visit Washington for talks following his call with Trump.
- European leaders stressed the importance of including Ukraine in discussions about its future.
- The UK Prime Minister welcomed the efforts for a lasting resolution and security for Ukraine.
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