Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he tentatively supported the idea that a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, which was mutually agreed to meet on the terms, is being met.
Putin told reporters on the news meeting In Moscow, he agreed to a US proposal deal “as a rule” to stop the 30-day fight. According to To the Associated Press. President Putin commented that our special envoy, Steve Witkov, will arrive in Russia and arrive to negotiate further terms of the proposal.
“So the idea itself is correct and we certainly support it,” Putin said during the meeting. “But there are issues that need to be discussed and I think we need to discuss them with our American colleagues and partners.” (Related: Trump reports to instruct the military to develop a plan to increase the presence of the Panama Canal Army)
This photo shows the fire after a strike outside Odessa on March 11, 2025 amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Photo by Oleksandr gimanovoleksandr gimanov/afp via Getty Images)
Ukraine agreed to the terms of the ceasefire on Tuesday as Russian approval is pending during a meeting with US diplomats in Saudi Arabia. The United States also resumed military and economic aid to Ukraine during interim periods.
Putin emphasized that more protective measures need to be introduced to punish potential violations of the ceasefire, but added that Ukraine can spend 30 days on ReimM, according to the Associated Press.
The war has been furious for three years, bringing tens of thousands of lives in Ukraine and Russia. So far, the conflict has spent more than $170 billion in aid to the United States.
Initially, US-led peace negotiations sparked a blaze at a heated oval office meeting between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Voldy Zelensky. A few days after the incident, Zelensky apologised for the incident and repeated his interest in peace.
Additionally, Trump has threatened Russian sanctions and tariffs after Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine’s infrastructure on March 7, saying Russia must pursue a ceasefire and a “final settlement agreement.”
The Russian Foreign Ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Daily Caller News Foundation.
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