Kyiv, Moscow, truce. "Don't break it!" - writes Trump
Quick Look
- Donald Trump announced on Truth Social the conclusion of an agreement on an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine.
- No official confirmation from Kiev and Moscow.
- Volodymyr Zelensky mentioned the possibility of elections in the event of a 60-day truce.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
Donald Trump criticized Zelensky for failing to end the war, suggesting the need to elect a new president of Ukraine.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump said the agreement would be effective immediately. However, he did not provide any details about his conditions.
"Both sides agreed. Don't break it!" – Trump emphasized.
At the time of publication of the information, there was no official confirmation from the authorities in Kiev or Moscow, reports Reuters.
Zelensky on a ceasefire and a chance for elections
Also on Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told the American ABC station that if Russia agrees to a 60-day complete ceasefire, elections will be organized in Ukraine.
This was a response to criticism from Trump, who on Saturday pointed out to Zelensky that, according to the host of the White House, he could have ended the war "many times, but he prefers not to." Trump also said that it was time for Ukraine to elect a new president.
Open Questions
- Does the agreement actually exist?
- What are the terms of the ceasefire?







