Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered Russia’s largest military draft since Tuesday, 2011, as peace talks with Ukraine stalled.
Putin is Aim for it Enlisted 160,000 men between 18 and 30 years old from April to July 2025, as Russia aims to expand its military further. President Donald Trump, who negotiated with both countries, said in an interview with NBC News on Sunday that he was “offended” with Putin, who allegedly had stagnated progress in peace.
“If Russia and I can’t get a contract in Ukraine to stop the bloodshed, and if I think it’s Russia’s fault, it may not be, but if I think it’s Russia’s fault, I’ll put secondary tariffs on oil, I’ll put all the oil coming out of Russia,” Trump told NBC News. (Related: The investigation revealed that the Biden administration was more revealing than it was secretly involved in Ukraine.)
President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Voldymee Zelensky will meet at the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC on February 28, 2025 (by Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images)
Ukrainian President Voldymir Zelensky defendant Putin dragged out peace talks on March 27th, urging Trump to put “strong pressure on Russia.”
White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt echo Trump’s complaints at Tuesday’s press conference.
The ceasefire talks have been in stages so far, with President Putin recently agreeing to a temporary ceasefire on commercial maritime ships.
Putin’s orders are at least 100,000 people Russia The soldiers died in the war with Ukraine, but accurate estimates vary widely. Equivalent to Russia’s last draft Called For 200,000 men in the spring of 2011.
War is characterized by brutality Consumable For both the Russian and Ukrainian forces, the frontline progressed to halt the frontline after Ukraine recaptured its northern territory near Kiev in the early stages of the war.
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