Donald Trump says Putin faces ‘very bad punishment’ if he doesn’t accept Ukraine ceasefire
It is possible that Russia and Ukraine will agree on a ceasefire for a period of thirty days.
Vladimir Putin may face a “very bad” punishment, according to statements made by Donald Trump, if he does not recognize the ceasefire that has been agreed upon with Ukraine.
Due to the fact that Russia is currently examining the new plan, the United States lifted its suspension of military assistance for Kyiv yesterday (March 11).
On the other hand, it appears like Trump may be threatening Putin with severe repercussions in the event that he does not agree to it.
In light of the fact that the president of the United States has expressed his desire to bring an end to the conflict, Ukrainian officials have indicated that they are willing to consider a ceasefire that would last for thirty days and be supported by the United States government.
While he was talking about the efforts that the administration is making to put an end to the three years of warfare, he stated once more that it may put the world in the third world war.
While criticizing previous presidents for their track record of dealing with Moscow, Trump expressed his optimism that he would not be required to take any action to coerce Russia into the truce.
He stated that he expressed the hope that “it is not going to be necessary.”
“I have never been deprived of anything by them. In addition to taking them from Obama and Bush, they also grabbed them from Joe Biden, who was fast asleep.
When it came to his own former transactions, the president stated, “I think I’ve stopped that, but we’ll see.” This was in reference to the fact that they wanted to take the entire country with Biden.
Trump, however, responded to reporters who inquired about the means by which he could negotiate a deal with Russia by stating that, in the event that it was necessary, “there are things you can do that wouldn’t be pleasant in a financial sense.”
Our actions could have a very negative impact on Russia. This would be extremely detrimental to Russia. To add insult to injury, he continued, “But I don’t want to do that because I want to see peace.”
When asked about the subject of how to respond to the new ceasefire plan, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that it is essential to avoid “getting ahead” of the question.
According to what he said to the reporters, Moscow is waiting for “detailed information” from the United States, and he stated that Russia must first obtain that information before it can adopt a position.
Following a heated discussion that took place at the White House between President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, the United States has now removed its suspension of military assistance.
As tensions increased around the world, the American warned Zelenskyy that he was “gambling with World War III.” Everyone around the world was watching.
Following discussions on Tuesday with senior Ukrainian officials in Saudi Arabia, the United States made the decision to restore its support to Ukraine, which signified a significant reversal in its position.
During the time that his administration is exerting pressure on Moscow to agree to the ceasefire, Trump stated that “it is up to Russia now.”
“And hopefully we can get a ceasefire from Russia,” he stated today in the lengthy exchange with reporters that took place during a meeting with Micheál Martin, the Taoiseach of Ireland, that took place in the Oval Office.
“And if we do, I think that would be 80 percent of the way to getting this horrible bloodbath ended.”