Ukraine was briefing: Rubio proposes the Vatican as the future peace discussion when Trump Putin about 'Blue Bath' | Ukraine

US President Donald Trump will speak to Vladimir Putin on Monday In order to stop the “Bloodbath” greeting in Ukraine and say that the conflict kills thousands of soldiers a week, “and trade”. Trump wrote on social media that he would follow this chat with another with Volodymyr Zelenskyy so that the war would “end”, reports Oliver Millman.

The leaders of Germany and Italy said Europe is far from using troops in Ukraine Since all efforts continue to focus on unconditional ceasefire from Russia. Friedrich Merz, Chancellor in Germany, said that there was “no reason” to talk about troops and added that we are far away.

Zelenskyy called for harder sanctions against Moscow After a Russian strike against a minibus, 9 people killed. The Ukraine said the vehicle evacuated civilians from a city in the Sumy region, which recently has been repeated Russian attacks. “All deceased were civilians,” wrote Zelenskyy about X. “and the Russians could not have understood the type of vehicle they were aiming.” This was a deliberate murder of civilians. “

The Ukrainian President met a number of leaders in Rome when he Appeal for support in the ongoing discussions. On X, Zelenskyy said that he had concentrated on a ceasefire, humanitarian obligations by allies and efforts to rebuild Ukraine at the end of the conflict.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggested The Vatican could serve as a future place for Russia-Ukraine peace talksStructure on the vow of Pope Leo XIV to take “all efforts” to end the war. “I think it's a place where both sides would feel comfortable,” Rubio told reporters.

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov spoke to Rubio and said He welcomed the “positive role” of the USA To continue the talks between Kremlin and Ukraine.

But Russia's main negotiator referred to the previous wars of the Kremlin as It threatened the potential for a long conflict in UkrainePyotr Sauer reports. “We don't want war, but we are ready to fight for a year, two or three – as long as it takes,” said Vladimir Medinsky reports to his Ukrainian colleagues. “We fought Sweden for 21 years. How long are you ready to fight? “

The Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed the support of the country for Ukraine at his first personal meeting with Zelenskyy. “The Canadian people will be in steadfast and unshakable support” Carney told the Ukrainian president. “We underline that there can be no peace without the full support and participation of Ukraine and that you have our absolute support.” The two met in Rome during the first mass of the newly elected Pope.