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Two people familiar with the case said Russia had presented a list of requests to Washington for an agreement to end the Ukraine War and reset relations with the United States, Reuters reported.

The specific requests were not clear, nor if Russia, which holds a little less than a fifth in Ukraine, was willing to participate in peace talks with kyiv before their acceptance.

The people said the requests were similar to the previous conditions of the Kremlin, including no membership in NATO for kyiv, the recognition of Russia’s complaint to Crimea and four Ukrainian provinces and an agreement that foreign troops were not deployed in Ukraine.

Rubio said that Europe should be involved in any security guarantee for Ukraine and that the sanctions imposed by Europe would also be on the table.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States hoped for a positive response to his Ukrainian ceasefire plan, and if the answer was “no”, that would say a lot to Washington on the real Kremlin intentions.

Addressing journalists when his plane supplied in Ireland, Mr. Rubio said on Wednesday: “Here is what we would like that the world looks like in a few days: neither of the two parties gets out of each other, not rockets, not missiles, not balls, nothing … and the speech begins.”

The United States agreed on Tuesday to resume weapons supplies and information sharing with Ukraine after kyiv declared during the talks in Saudi Arabia that he was ready to support a cease-fire proposal.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that it carefully studied the results of this meeting and awaited details of the United States.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that he would examine Washington’s details on a 30-day cease-fire proposal in Ukraine before responding, while US Secretary of State Marco Rubio hoped for a agreement to be concluded in the days.

While Moscow considered the plan, President Vladimir Putin, dressed in military fatigue, made a surprise visit to the Kursk Russia region for the first time since the Ukrainian troops captured part of it last year.

With the presence of Mr. Putin highlighting the recent Russian advances in Kursk, Valery Gerasimov, chief of the Russian staff, told the chief of Kremlin that his troops had pushed the Ukrainian forces by 86% of the land they used to hold in Kursk.

Ukraine had hoped to use this territory as a negotiation chip in all peace talks with Moscow.

The United States agreed on Tuesday to resume weapons supplies and information sharing with Ukraine after kyiv declared during the talks in Saudi Arabia that he was ready to support a cease-fire proposal.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that it carefully studied the results of this meeting and awaited details of the United States.

“I hope we can get a ceasefire from Russia,” Donald Trump told journalists in the oval office.

“I received positive messages, but a positive message means nothing. This is a very serious situation.”

The Kremlin said on March 12 that it expected Washington details about a cease-fire proposal in Ukraine, while Moscow’s main sources have said that an agreement should take into account the advances in Russia and respond to its concerns.

Trump said that a cease-fire would make sense to Russia, but said there was “a lot of drawbacks for Russia too”, without developing.

“We have a very complex situation resolved on one side, roughly resolved. We have also discussed the earth and other things that go with it,” he said.

“We know the earth areas we are talking about, whether back or not.”

When asked if he would do anything to put pressure on Russia, Trump said, “I can do things financially, it would be very bad for Russia. I don’t want to do this because I want to get peace.”

A senior Lithuania civil servant – one of the Baltic nations who fears Mr. Putin’s invasion could be extended to their border – said: “That for us, Ukraine or the United States is 30 days Russia. “”

The deliveries of arms to Ukraine have already resumed by a Polish logistics center, the foreign ministers of Ukraine and Poland announced on Wednesday.

Deliveries go through a NATO and United States hub in the eastern Polish city of Rzeszow which was used to carry Western weapons in neighboring Ukraine about 70 kilometers (45 miles).

American military aid is vital for the army in digital disadvantage and tired of Ukraine, which has difficulty keeping the greatest military force in Russia at a distance.

For Russia, American aid potentially spends more difficulty achieving war goals, and this could make Washington peace efforts a more difficult sale in Moscow.

The American government has also restored Ukraine access to non-classified commercial satellite satellite images provided by Maxar Technologies through a program that Washington Director, Maxar spokesman Tomi Mixed told the Associated Press.

Images help Ukraine plan to plan attacks, assess their success and monitor Russian movements.

Even if Putin accepts a temporary truce, which is a big Si, Ukraine and Europe are clear that Russia has a long history of rupture of ceasefire agreements.

Finland will certainly be part of any “desire coalition” which could help support the security of Ukraine, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elina Valtonen, in Times Radio.

Earlier this month, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that Great Britain, France and some other nations would form a coalition to develop plans to provide Ukrainian support in the event of a peace agreement to end the Russia War.

“We are definitely part of the coalition of The Will, and we examine the package of capacities that we must put at the table to help Ukraine ensure,” she said.

“We will of course be necessary to secure the rest of Europe too … There are many ways to participate and reassure insured Finland will also participate.”

He came after the Secretary of State for Defense, John Healey, said: “In the coming weeks, you will see European allies get closer and closer because our security is shared and our strength is based on this unwavering commitment to each other.

“Peace and security in Europe will only be achieved thanks to the strengthening of NATO and the position with Ukraine.”

Two people familiar with the case said Russia had presented a list of requests to Washington for an agreement to end the Ukraine War and reset relations with the United States, Reuters reported.

The specific requests were not clear, nor if Russia, which holds a little less than a fifth in Ukraine, was willing to participate in peace talks with kyiv before their acceptance.

The people said the requests were similar to the previous conditions of the Kremlin, including no membership in NATO for kyiv, the recognition of Russia’s complaint to Crimea and four Ukrainian provinces and an agreement that foreign troops were not deployed in Ukraine.

Rubio said that Europe should be involved in any security guarantee for Ukraine and that the sanctions imposed by Europe would also be on the table.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States hoped for a positive response to his Ukrainian ceasefire plan, and if the answer was “no”, that would say a lot to Washington on the real Kremlin intentions.

Addressing journalists when his plane supplied in Ireland, Mr. Rubio said on Wednesday: “Here is what we would like that the world looks like in a few days: neither of the two parties gets out of each other, not rockets, not missiles, not balls, nothing … and the speech begins.”

The United States agreed on Tuesday to resume weapons supplies and information sharing with Ukraine after kyiv declared during the talks in Saudi Arabia that he was ready to support a cease-fire proposal.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that it carefully studied the results of this meeting and awaited details of the United States.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that he would examine Washington’s details on a 30-day cease-fire proposal in Ukraine before responding, while US Secretary of State Marco Rubio hoped for a agreement to be concluded in the days.

While Moscow considered the plan, President Vladimir Putin, dressed in military fatigue, made a surprise visit to the Kursk Russia region for the first time since the Ukrainian troops captured part of it last year.

With the presence of Mr. Putin highlighting the recent Russian advances in Kursk, Valery Gerasimov, chief of the Russian staff, told the chief of Kremlin that his troops had pushed the Ukrainian forces by 86% of the land they used to hold in Kursk.

Ukraine had hoped to use this territory as a negotiation chip in all peace talks with Moscow.

The United States agreed on Tuesday to resume weapons supplies and information sharing with Ukraine after kyiv declared during the talks in Saudi Arabia that he was ready to support a cease-fire proposal.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that it carefully studied the results of this meeting and awaited details of the United States.

“I hope we can get a ceasefire from Russia,” Donald Trump told journalists in the oval office.

“I received positive messages, but a positive message means nothing. This is a very serious situation.”

The Kremlin said on March 12 that it expected Washington details about a cease-fire proposal in Ukraine, while Moscow’s main sources have said that an agreement should take into account the advances in Russia and respond to its concerns.

Trump said that a cease-fire would make sense to Russia, but said there was “a lot of drawbacks for Russia too”, without developing.

“We have a very complex situation resolved on one side, roughly resolved. We have also discussed the earth and other things that go with it,” he said.

“We know the earth areas we are talking about, whether back or not.”

When asked if he would do anything to put pressure on Russia, Trump said, “I can do things financially, it would be very bad for Russia. I don’t want to do this because I want to get peace.”

A senior Lithuania civil servant – one of the Baltic nations who fears Mr. Putin’s invasion could be extended to their border – said: “That for us, Ukraine or the United States is 30 days Russia. “”

The deliveries of arms to Ukraine have already resumed by a Polish logistics center, the foreign ministers of Ukraine and Poland announced on Wednesday.

Deliveries go through a NATO and United States hub in the eastern Polish city of Rzeszow which was used to carry Western weapons in neighboring Ukraine about 70 kilometers (45 miles).

American military aid is vital for the army in digital disadvantage and tired of Ukraine, which has difficulty keeping the greatest military force in Russia at a distance.

For Russia, American aid potentially spends more difficulty achieving war goals, and this could make Washington peace efforts a more difficult sale in Moscow.

The American government has also restored Ukraine access to non-classified commercial satellite satellite images provided by Maxar Technologies through a program that Washington Director, Maxar spokesman Tomi Mixed told the Associated Press.

Images help Ukraine plan to plan attacks, assess their success and monitor Russian movements.

Even if Putin accepts a temporary truce, which is a big Si, Ukraine and Europe are clear that Russia has a long history of rupture of ceasefire agreements.

Finland will certainly be part of any “desire coalition” which could help support the security of Ukraine, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elina Valtonen, in Times Radio.

Earlier this month, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that Great Britain, France and some other nations would form a coalition to develop plans to provide Ukrainian support in the event of a peace agreement to end the Russia War.

“We are definitely part of the coalition of The Will, and we examine the package of capacities that we must put at the table to help Ukraine ensure,” she said.

“We will of course be necessary to secure the rest of Europe too … There are many ways to participate and reassure insured Finland will also participate.”

He came after the Secretary of State for Defense, John Healey, said: “In the coming weeks, you will see European allies get closer and closer because our security is shared and our strength is based on this unwavering commitment to each other.

“Peace and security in Europe will only be achieved thanks to the strengthening of NATO and the position with Ukraine.”

Two people familiar with the case said Russia had presented a list of requests to Washington for an agreement to end the Ukraine War and reset relations with the United States, Reuters reported.

The specific requests were not clear, nor if Russia, which holds a little less than a fifth in Ukraine, was willing to participate in peace talks with kyiv before their acceptance.

The people said the requests were similar to the previous conditions of the Kremlin, including no membership in NATO for kyiv, the recognition of Russia’s complaint to Crimea and four Ukrainian provinces and an agreement that foreign troops were not deployed in Ukraine.

Rubio said that Europe should be involved in any security guarantee for Ukraine and that the sanctions imposed by Europe would also be on the table.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States hoped for a positive response to his Ukrainian ceasefire plan, and if the answer was “no”, that would say a lot to Washington on the real Kremlin intentions.

Addressing journalists when his plane supplied in Ireland, Mr. Rubio said on Wednesday: “Here is what we would like that the world looks like in a few days: neither of the two parties gets out of each other, not rockets, not missiles, not balls, nothing … and the speech begins.”

The United States agreed on Tuesday to resume weapons supplies and information sharing with Ukraine after kyiv declared during the talks in Saudi Arabia that he was ready to support a cease-fire proposal.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that it carefully studied the results of this meeting and awaited details of the United States.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that he would examine Washington’s details on a 30-day cease-fire proposal in Ukraine before responding, while US Secretary of State Marco Rubio hoped for a agreement to be concluded in the days.

While Moscow considered the plan, President Vladimir Putin, dressed in military fatigue, made a surprise visit to the Kursk Russia region for the first time since the Ukrainian troops captured part of it last year.

With the presence of Mr. Putin highlighting the recent Russian advances in Kursk, Valery Gerasimov, chief of the Russian staff, told the chief of Kremlin that his troops had pushed the Ukrainian forces by 86% of the land they used to hold in Kursk.

Ukraine had hoped to use this territory as a negotiation chip in all peace talks with Moscow.

The United States agreed on Tuesday to resume weapons supplies and information sharing with Ukraine after kyiv declared during the talks in Saudi Arabia that he was ready to support a cease-fire proposal.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday that it carefully studied the results of this meeting and awaited details of the United States.

“I hope we can get a ceasefire from Russia,” Donald Trump told journalists in the oval office.

“I received positive messages, but a positive message means nothing. This is a very serious situation.”

The Kremlin said on March 12 that it expected Washington details about a cease-fire proposal in Ukraine, while Moscow’s main sources have said that an agreement should take into account the advances in Russia and respond to its concerns.

Trump said that a cease-fire would make sense to Russia, but said there was “a lot of drawbacks for Russia too”, without developing.

“We have a very complex situation resolved on one side, roughly resolved. We have also discussed the earth and other things that go with it,” he said.

“We know the earth areas we are talking about, whether back or not.”

When asked if he would do anything to put pressure on Russia, Trump said, “I can do things financially, it would be very bad for Russia. I don’t want to do this because I want to get peace.”

A senior Lithuania civil servant – one of the Baltic nations who fears Mr. Putin’s invasion could be extended to their border – said: “That for us, Ukraine or the United States is 30 days Russia. “”

The deliveries of arms to Ukraine have already resumed by a Polish logistics center, the foreign ministers of Ukraine and Poland announced on Wednesday.

Deliveries go through a NATO and United States hub in the eastern Polish city of Rzeszow which was used to carry Western weapons in neighboring Ukraine about 70 kilometers (45 miles).

American military aid is vital for the army in digital disadvantage and tired of Ukraine, which has difficulty keeping the greatest military force in Russia at a distance.

For Russia, American aid potentially spends more difficulty achieving war goals, and this could make Washington peace efforts a more difficult sale in Moscow.

The American government has also restored Ukraine access to non-classified commercial satellite satellite images provided by Maxar Technologies through a program that Washington Director, Maxar spokesman Tomi Mixed told the Associated Press.

Images help Ukraine plan to plan attacks, assess their success and monitor Russian movements.

Even if Putin accepts a temporary truce, which is a big Si, Ukraine and Europe are clear that Russia has a long history of rupture of ceasefire agreements.

Finland will certainly be part of any “desire coalition” which could help support the security of Ukraine, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Elina Valtonen, in Times Radio.

Earlier this month, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that Great Britain, France and some other nations would form a coalition to develop plans to provide Ukrainian support in the event of a peace agreement to end the Russia War.

“We are definitely part of the coalition of The Will, and we examine the package of capacities that we must put at the table to help Ukraine ensure,” she said.

“We will of course be necessary to secure the rest of Europe too … There are many ways to participate and reassure insured Finland will also participate.”

He came after the Secretary of State for Defense, John Healey, said: “In the coming weeks, you will see European allies get closer and closer because our security is shared and our strength is based on this unwavering commitment to each other.

“Peace and security in Europe will only be achieved thanks to the strengthening of NATO and the position with Ukraine.”