Democratic strategist James Kerrville proposed in a podcast Thursday that President Donald Trump would only pursue a ceasefire for the Russian Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin has instructed him to do so.

Putin told reporters on Thursday’s news meeting In Moscow, the idea that he is tentatively open to the idea of ​​a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, and is offered inter-comprehensively on the terms. “talk”Political War RoomBefore the Russian president’s remarks, Kerrville said he believes Russia is struggling with the war and is seeking a ceasefire to use Trump to buy time. (Related: Trump reports to instruct the military to develop a plan to increase the presence of the Panama Canal Army)

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“My doubt is that Putin needs a 30-day ceasefire. He has to be reorganized, he has driven out the shit from him, and he instructed Trump to propose a ceasefire through a clipping. “I was able to spend 30 days. I’ve got rid of the crap from myself, so I could understand what to do. And that’s the most logical explanation.”

The Democratic strategist said his opinion was based on what his friend and historian Anne Applebaum told him, and he reported that he read in The New York Times. He also alleged that a 2020 Senate Intelligence Committee report found Trump to be linked to Russia.

The committee found a relationship between former Trump campaign chairperson Paul Manafort and a former business partner named Constantine Kilimnik. The report said it was a Russian intelligence agent. However, “there is absolutely no evidence” that Trump or his 2016 campaign engaged in collusion with the Russian government.

“So the contacts, the entanglement, everything between Russia and the US is just breathtaking. And we voted with them in Belarus and North Korea,” Kerrville said. “What explains that? Well, why are you making Putin’s bids when Putin kicked out the shit from him? I think this all refers to the fact that they are the complete tools of the Kremlin.”

Ukraine also agreed to an estimated 30-day ceasefire in the US on Tuesday. According to In a joint statement from the US State Department and Ukraine. The US has pledged to “quickly” restore weapons and information aid to Ukraine during the interim period.

The war lasted three years, claiming tens of thousands of lives in Ukraine and Russia. The United States receives more than $170 billion in aid.

Trump threatened Russia’s sanctions and tariffs after Russia launched a massive attack on Ukrainian infrastructure on March 7, claiming that Russia must pursue a ceasefire and a “final settlement agreement.”

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