
US President Donald Trump said in Baltimore that the conflict in Ukraine will soon be resolved, despite the absence of a cessation of hostilities, and noted that he is personally working on this issue.
AI-generated summary
The conflict in Ukraine has continued since 2022, and international efforts to achieve peace have not yet led to a cessation of hostilities.
US President Donald Trump promised that the conflict in Ukraine would soon be resolved. He stated this during his speech in Baltimore.
According to him, Washington has not yet achieved a cessation of hostilities, but assured that he is personally “working on it.”
“Believe it or not, it is actually getting closer. Although it doesn't look like that. I thought it would be the easiest for me, I achieved the completion of eight wars. And this will also happen soon enough,” the politician said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The conflict in Ukraine will be resolved in the coming months
Possible · Within months

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