Ukraine War’s ‘The End!’, Trump will talk to Putin on the ceasefire tomorrow, but Russia wants a solid guarantee – US President Donald Trump to Speak President Putin Putin Russia Demands Ironclads Guarantees For Ukrane Deal NtCPPPL

US President Donald Trump has said that he is planning to talk to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Tuesday to end the war in Ukraine and further discussion of ceasefire. Trump’s statement came when Kremlin said on Monday that he needs an Ironclad Guarantee with steely reliability for a ceasefire. This guarantee is that Ukraine will not be made a member of NATO and the Kiev will remain a neutral nation.

The US President told reporters, “We want to see if we can end that war. We might not, we may not, but I think we have a good chance to talk to President Putin on Tuesday. A lot of work has been done at the end of the week.”

The US has proposed a 30 -day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine and Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelanski has agreed to it. Moscow has also agreed to the agreement “theoretically”, but Russian President Vladimir Putin said that it is necessary to guarantee on certain conditions before signing any agreement to end the three years of war.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko said, “We will demand that the part of this agreement be a strong guarantee of security”. For this, he used the word Ironclad Guarantee of English.

Confirming Russia’s strict opposition to NATO forces in Ukraine, Grushko said, “A part of these guarantees should be the neutral status of Ukraine, the NATO countries should refuse to accept it in the coalition”. He further said, “It does not matter whether NATO troops are deployed in the Ukrainian region, whether it is European Union, NATO or under national capacity.”

Reacting to the US peace proposals last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Moscow “supports the idea of ​​ending the struggle in peaceful ways” but stressed the need to discuss basic issues for permanent peace.

Putin said in Moscow, “This idea is right in itself and we definitely support it. But there are issues we need to discuss. And I think we need to talk to our American colleagues as well.”

On March 14, US President Donald Trump said the US had a meaningful discussion with Putin and hoped that the war between Russia and Ukraine was “very good probability”.

Referring to the talks organized by American envoy Steve Vitkoff, Trump said, “Yesterday we had a very good and meaningful discussion with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and there is a great possibility that this terrible, bloody war could finally end.”

Putin sent a message to Trump about his ceasefire plan through Witchoff, showing “alert” that an agreement could be reached to end the conflict.

Ukraine’s President Volodimir Jailonsky, hoping to end the war, accused Putin of imposing conditions to delay the process.

He had earlier said, “Putin is afraid to directly tell the President Trump that he wants to continue this war and kill Ukrainians. That is why in Moscow they are connecting the idea of ​​the ceasefire with such pre -conditions to either fail or get as long as possible.”