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The United States has increased pressure on Russia to accept a 30-day ceasefire proposal to end “all hostilities” with Ukraine.

Marco Rubio, the American Secretary of State, urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to accept the truce “so that people stop dying, so the bullets will stop flying”.

Speaking at a press conference in Ireland after Interviews between American and Ukrainian officials On Tuesday, he said that there was “no military solution to the conflict” and warned: “If (Russia) says no, that will tell us a lot about their goals and what their state of mind is.”

Mr. Rubio also revealed that there had been “conversations” during the meeting on territorial concessions to Russia – something from the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy marked a “red line” in the “fight for independence” of his country.

Trump’s first diplomat said the United States has recognized the need for a potential peace agreement to include terms that would dissuade the Kremlin from a new assault.

He told journalists: “Each country of the world has the right to defend itself and no one can challenge this, so it will certainly have to be part of the conversation.”

Mr. Rubio also said that Kyiv had clearly indicated that the negotiations would not be “not only at the end of the war”, but after prisoners of war, as well as thousands of Ukrainian children illegally expelled to Russia.

“They need to recover children,” he added.

Meanwhile, in his first comments to the camera since Tuesday talks in Saudi Arabia, Mr. Zelenskyy praised discussions as “constructive” and said that he wanted to use the potential 30 -day respite as a chance to write a permanent peace plan.

However, Russia’s response so far was without obligationWith the Kremlin saying that he needed additional information from the United States and that she “did not want to be ahead of”.

The potential snack points on a long -term agreement include possible territorial concessions and if European troops could be sent to Ukraine to underlie a peace agreement – something that Moscow rejected as a potential “act of war”.

On the question of concessions, Mr. Zelenskyy told a press conference: “We are not going to recognize that the territories occupied by Russian territory. The fact is that our people were fighting for that. Our heroes fought for that, (have) injured (and) killed, many of them.

“This is the most important red line. We will never let anyone forget this crime against Ukraine.”

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The president also said that “everyone” should be involved in convincing Moscow to accept a peace agreement, adding: “It all depends on the fact that Russia is willing to do so, to install a truce or if it is willing to continue killing people.”

He added that the allies of Ukraine had “promised strong actions, including sanctions against Russia and military assistance” if the Kremlin did not accept an agreement.

kyiv’s desire to accept the 30-day truce proposal prompted the United States to CV by providing military aid and intelligence in Ukraine.

Donald Trump suspended support after his Public row with the Ukrainian president last month.

Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer praised the “progress” made between Washington and kyiv, adding: “We must now redouble our efforts to obtain lasting and secure peace.”

He also confirmed to the deputies that he would summon a summit of international leaders on Saturday “to discuss how we can make other progress.”

During the Prime Minister’s questions on Wednesday, Sir Keir We asked if the return of Ukrainian children and the pursuit of Putin for such a “despicable” crime would be part of any peace regulation.

He replied: “When we say a sustainable colony, just, or a peace in Ukraine, it must, of course, involve dealing with this problem – and we are, as he expects, raising it continuously with our allies.”

The Prime Minister also welcomed his team for “hard work, discussions and diplomacy” which had taken place behind the scenes to help the United States and Ukraine to progress after the row of the White House between Trump and Mr. Zelenskyy.

He added: “I am happy that we have made progress. I think it is very important for Ukraine. And I am extremely happy that support was given by the United States for Ukraine.

“This is what I did once I understood what I wanted to happen. I am satisfied with the place where we have them – but as always, we have to go further.”

The United States has increased pressure on Russia to accept a 30-day ceasefire proposal to end “all hostilities” with Ukraine.

Marco Rubio, the American Secretary of State, urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to accept the truce “so that people stop dying, so the bullets will stop flying”.

Speaking at a press conference in Ireland after Interviews between American and Ukrainian officials On Tuesday, he said that there was “no military solution to the conflict” and warned: “If (Russia) says no, that will tell us a lot about their goals and what their state of mind is.”

Mr. Rubio also revealed that there had been “conversations” during the meeting on territorial concessions to Russia – something from the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy marked a “red line” in the “fight for independence” of his country.

Trump’s first diplomat said the United States has recognized the need for a potential peace agreement to include terms that would dissuade the Kremlin from a new assault.

He told journalists: “Each country of the world has the right to defend itself and no one can challenge this, so it will certainly have to be part of the conversation.”

Mr. Rubio also said that Kyiv had clearly indicated that the negotiations would not be “not only at the end of the war”, but after prisoners of war, as well as thousands of Ukrainian children illegally expelled to Russia.

“They need to recover children,” he added.

Meanwhile, in his first comments to the camera since Tuesday talks in Saudi Arabia, Mr. Zelenskyy praised discussions as “constructive” and said that he wanted to use the potential 30 -day respite as a chance to write a permanent peace plan.

However, Russia’s response so far was without obligationWith the Kremlin saying that he needed additional information from the United States and that she “did not want to be ahead of”.

The potential snack points on a long -term agreement include possible territorial concessions and if European troops could be sent to Ukraine to underlie a peace agreement – something that Moscow rejected as a potential “act of war”.

On the question of concessions, Mr. Zelenskyy told a press conference: “We are not going to recognize that the territories occupied by Russian territory. The fact is that our people were fighting for that. Our heroes fought for that, (have) injured (and) killed, many of them.

“This is the most important red line. We will never let anyone forget this crime against Ukraine.”

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The president also said that “everyone” should be involved in convincing Moscow to accept a peace agreement, adding: “It all depends on the fact that Russia is willing to do so, to install a truce or if it is willing to continue killing people.”

He added that the allies of Ukraine had “promised strong actions, including sanctions against Russia and military assistance” if the Kremlin did not accept an agreement.

kyiv’s desire to accept the 30-day truce proposal prompted the United States to CV by providing military aid and intelligence in Ukraine.

Donald Trump suspended support after his Public row with the Ukrainian president last month.

Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer praised the “progress” made between Washington and kyiv, adding: “We must now redouble our efforts to obtain lasting and secure peace.”

He also confirmed to the deputies that he would summon a summit of international leaders on Saturday “to discuss how we can make other progress.”

During the Prime Minister’s questions on Wednesday, Sir Keir We asked if the return of Ukrainian children and the pursuit of Putin for such a “despicable” crime would be part of any peace regulation.

He replied: “When we say a sustainable colony, just, or a peace in Ukraine, it must, of course, involve dealing with this problem – and we are, as he expects, raising it continuously with our allies.”

The Prime Minister also welcomed his team for “hard work, discussions and diplomacy” which had taken place behind the scenes to help the United States and Ukraine to progress after the row of the White House between Trump and Mr. Zelenskyy.

He added: “I am happy that we have made progress. I think it is very important for Ukraine. And I am extremely happy that support was given by the United States for Ukraine.

“This is what I did once I understood what I wanted to happen. I am satisfied with the place where we have them – but as always, we have to go further.”

The United States has increased pressure on Russia to accept a 30-day ceasefire proposal to end “all hostilities” with Ukraine.

Marco Rubio, the American Secretary of State, urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to accept the truce “so that people stop dying, so the bullets will stop flying”.

Speaking at a press conference in Ireland after Interviews between American and Ukrainian officials On Tuesday, he said that there was “no military solution to the conflict” and warned: “If (Russia) says no, that will tell us a lot about their goals and what their state of mind is.”

Mr. Rubio also revealed that there had been “conversations” during the meeting on territorial concessions to Russia – something from the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy marked a “red line” in the “fight for independence” of his country.

Trump’s first diplomat said the United States has recognized the need for a potential peace agreement to include terms that would dissuade the Kremlin from a new assault.

He told journalists: “Each country of the world has the right to defend itself and no one can challenge this, so it will certainly have to be part of the conversation.”

Mr. Rubio also said that Kyiv had clearly indicated that the negotiations would not be “not only at the end of the war”, but after prisoners of war, as well as thousands of Ukrainian children illegally expelled to Russia.

“They need to recover children,” he added.

Meanwhile, in his first comments to the camera since Tuesday talks in Saudi Arabia, Mr. Zelenskyy praised discussions as “constructive” and said that he wanted to use the potential 30 -day respite as a chance to write a permanent peace plan.

However, Russia’s response so far was without obligationWith the Kremlin saying that he needed additional information from the United States and that she “did not want to be ahead of”.

The potential snack points on a long -term agreement include possible territorial concessions and if European troops could be sent to Ukraine to underlie a peace agreement – something that Moscow rejected as a potential “act of war”.

On the question of concessions, Mr. Zelenskyy told a press conference: “We are not going to recognize that the territories occupied by Russian territory. The fact is that our people were fighting for that. Our heroes fought for that, (have) injured (and) killed, many of them.

“This is the most important red line. We will never let anyone forget this crime against Ukraine.”

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The president also said that “everyone” should be involved in convincing Moscow to accept a peace agreement, adding: “It all depends on the fact that Russia is willing to do so, to install a truce or if it is willing to continue killing people.”

He added that the allies of Ukraine had “promised strong actions, including sanctions against Russia and military assistance” if the Kremlin did not accept an agreement.

kyiv’s desire to accept the 30-day truce proposal prompted the United States to CV by providing military aid and intelligence in Ukraine.

Donald Trump suspended support after his Public row with the Ukrainian president last month.

Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer praised the “progress” made between Washington and kyiv, adding: “We must now redouble our efforts to obtain lasting and secure peace.”

He also confirmed to the deputies that he would summon a summit of international leaders on Saturday “to discuss how we can make other progress.”

During the Prime Minister’s questions on Wednesday, Sir Keir We asked if the return of Ukrainian children and the pursuit of Putin for such a “despicable” crime would be part of any peace regulation.

He replied: “When we say a sustainable colony, just, or a peace in Ukraine, it must, of course, involve dealing with this problem – and we are, as he expects, raising it continuously with our allies.”

The Prime Minister also welcomed his team for “hard work, discussions and diplomacy” which had taken place behind the scenes to help the United States and Ukraine to progress after the row of the White House between Trump and Mr. Zelenskyy.

He added: “I am happy that we have made progress. I think it is very important for Ukraine. And I am extremely happy that support was given by the United States for Ukraine.

“This is what I did once I understood what I wanted to happen. I am satisfied with the place where we have them – but as always, we have to go further.”