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Washington: State Secretary Marco Rubio on Tuesday warned that the United States would leave arbitration until Russia and Ukraine carried forward “concrete proposals”, as American patience is on an early priority for Donald Trump.
The US President vowed to end the war in its first 24 hours at the White House, but Trump celebrates 100 days in the office, Rubio suggested that the administration may soon focus on other issues.
“We are now at a time where there is a need to distribute concrete proposals by both sides to end this struggle,” the State Department spokesman Tami Bruce told reporters.
“If there is no progress, we will step back as mediators in this process.”
He said that it would eventually have to decide for Trump whether to move forward on diplomacy.
The President on Tuesday suggested that his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin still wanted to interact with Ukraine.
In an interview with ABC television, asked if Putin wants peace, Trump said: “I think he does.”
Putin recently proposed a three -day ceasefire around Moscow’s memory for the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II.
But he has reprimanded the Ukrainian-supported US call for a 30-day ceasefire.
Bruce said that the United States wants “not a three-day moment, so you can celebrate something else-a full, sustainable ceasefire and the end of conflict,” Bruce said.
Pressure means
It is not clear whether Rubio is actually ready to turn on the page or trying to pressurize both countries.
The United States already proposed a framework, which Ukrainians feel a bow for Russian demands.
Trump suggested Crimea’s official recognition of Russia’s acquisition in 2014, in addition to the swap of the land, almost all were rejected by the world.
“We all want this war to end properly – no prize for Putin, especially no land,” Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelanski on Tuesday described an event in Poland by Videoconfrence.
Russia has not even taken steps on the proposal with several experts, believing that Moscow now sees an upper hand – on the battlefield and diplomatically, is eager to harmonize with Trump.
Russian Ambassador to the United Nations, Vasili Nebenzia demanded to convict Zelanceci and said that Russia would continue to speak with the United States.
Nebenzia said at the United Nations Security Council meeting, “Zelancesi” is bent on increasing the struggle. He is rejecting the United States balanced peace proposals carelessly.
American diplomat John Kelly told the session that both sides would benefit from functioning from the American structure and condemned Russian attacks in Ukraine.
“Right now, Russia has a great opportunity to achieve a durable peace,” Kelly said.
Trump arrived on telephone for the Russian leader, criticizing his predecessor to brighten Putin on the February 2022 invasion, and sent his business friend to send his business friend to Globe-trotting ambassador Steve Vitkoff.
Trump barked Zelancesi at a White House meeting on 28 February. He and Vice President JD Vance alleged the Wartime leader for American weapons sent under Biden.
Ukraine quickly tried to amend American diplomatic efforts and by chasing a deal, in which the United States will control the country’s mineral funds.
‘Dialogue’ roughly misbehaved ‘
Jean Shaheen, the top democrats of the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, said on Tuesday that “the Crimean’s illegal anecdote will be invited to additional aggression from Moscow and Beijing.”
He said, “I have tried to give President Trump a place to negotiate a justified and permanent peace in Ukraine, which is a goal that we both share,” he said.
“However, President Trump and his team have severely unravel these dialogues – offering concession after a concession for Russia, threw our Uttana and fractured the joint front with our colleagues that is important to end this war,” he said.
Ukraine on Tuesday ordered the evacuation of seven villages in the eastern Dnipropetrovsk region, which used to be distant from the frontline, but are now in danger as close to Russian forces.
Since a ballistic missile invasion last week, one of the deadliest attacks in the capital exploded into a residential area of ​​Kiev.
Trump, who claimed that Putin would not have attacked Ukraine if he was in power in 2022, wrote, “Vladimir, Stop,” on social media after the attack.