Putin would have told Trump that he could give up the territories if he receives the Donetk region. US supports security guarantees to Ukraine, Merz says
Following the discussions between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, the Russian president would be willing to give up some territorial claims in exchange for the Donetk region. The US and European allies, according to the German Chancellor, are prepared to be part of the security guarantees for Ukraine.
Putin said he could give up some claims for Donetsk / Photo source: Atlantic Council
What compromises is willing to do little to get important territories in Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin told President Donald Trump that he would be willing to freeze the front line in the southern regions of Herson and Zaporojie in exchange for the Donetk region, informs the Financial Times, quoted by TheGuradian.com
According to the publication, the Russian leader made this proposal during the meeting with Trump in Alaska on Friday, citing four people with direct knowledge of discussions.
In a statement posted on Saturday on the social platform X, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said: “All important issues for Ukraine must be discussed with Ukrainian participationand no matter, especially the territorial ones, can be decided without Ukraine. ”
The United States, prepared to be part of the security guarantees for Ukraine
The United States is prepared to participate in offering security guarantees for Ukraine, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Saturday after the Alaska summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin ended without a cessation of fire.
Merz made the statement for the German Public Public Post, after being informed with other European leaders about Trump about the discussions with Putin.
The discussion with President Vladimir Putin, “note 10” says the White House leader
Donald Trump said in an interview with Fox News that, at the Alaska meeting with Vladimir Putin, the two fell “at sea” that the War in Ukraine could end through territorial exchanges and a certain type of security guarantees from the US.
US President Donald Trump said Fox News in an interview that he had agreed with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, on Friday's discussions in the US state of Alaska, that the Ukraine war will end with exchanges and a certain type of security guarantee from the US, informs CNN, according to Agerpres.
Asked by Sean Hannity from Fox News about the territorial concessions that would provide Russia with territories that he had not previously held and about the potential US security guarantees for Ukraine, Trump said it is a point of understanding with Vladimir Putin.
