Trump, European guide, calls Putin to accept armistice for 30 days

President Trump and the European leaders asked the Russian, strong, strong Vladimir Putin to agree to a 30-day ceasefire with Ukraine on Monday or to stand with “massive” sanctions and military support for Kyiv.

The ultimatum came out of Kyiv on Saturday, where Volodymyr Zelensky was put together with the “coalition of the readiness” of the French President Emmanuel Macron, the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

The group was also accompanied by managers from more than 30 countries, the European Union and the NATO, who voted from a distance, said the Ukrainian president. The conversations also focused on plans to improve military support for Kyiv with additional tanks, drones, ammunition and long -range missiles.

After the summit and allegedly from Macron, the group, Trump, caused Trump, although it was in Washington, DC before 7 a.m.

“As President Trump has repeatedly explained, the United States will continue to help to ensure long -term peace,” said a White House Official House and confirmed the call.

Zelensky said the call with Trump was “positive and concrete” and Andrii Sybiha, the foreign minister of Ukraine, said the “fruitful” conversation that focused on peace efforts.

On Thursday, Trump confirmed his advance of a 30-day unconditional break for the fights in a post about the social truth and threatened Putin with sanctions if it was not respected.

“The Ukraine and all allies are ready for an unconditional ceasefire for land, air and at sea for at least 30 days on Monday,” added Sybiha to X in a position.

Zelensky said the ceasefire had to be “full and unconditionally”, otherwise the European allies would beat additional energy and banking against Moscow.

After the Kyiv meeting, Starer warned of the “new and massive” sanctions and said that “no IFS and BUTS, no further conditions and delays” by Putin, who was accused of pulling his feet when the three-year war ended.

The lack of movement in the peace talks has increasingly frustrated Trump and his foreign policy team. Vice President JD Vance said this week that Russia asked for “too much”, including the territory that had not yet conquered it.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Russia was open to the 30-day ceasefire-according to the state media, “nuances” exist that would have to be discussed.

“As soon as it was progressed [the Trump administration]It was supported by President Putin with the reservation that it is very difficult to discuss this in detail if a large number of nuances about the concept of an armistice are not found, ”said Peskov on Friday.

Since the initial US ceasefire talks in March, which agreed to Ukraine, the Kremlin has reported at least 117 civilian-almost at least nine children's gods and violated more than 1,000 of air strikes.

Although Moscow indicates a three-day one-sided ceasefire in honor of the Russia's day of the victory, which has been marked for 80 years since the end of the Second World War, he started his attack on Ukraine, according to civil servants, more than 100 guided air bombs since Thursday.

An 85-year-old woman was killed and three others were injured in strikes in the northeastern frontline city of Sumy on Friday, said the Ukrainian Air Force. Almost 20 residential buildings and 10 other buildings were destroyed in the attack.

Two others were killed by Russian drone attacks in the Eastern Donetsk region on Friday, and two apartment complexes catch fire, reported local media.

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