Trump's readiness for negotiations with Putin on Ukraine
US President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the state of war in Ukraine following Russia's large-scale military invasion of Ukrainian territory in February 2022 and the subsequent major drone and missile attacks. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
The White House leader said during a conversation with journalists at Andrews Air Force Base on September 7, “I am not satisfied with what is happening there.” He emphasized that he has confidence in resolving the war but is not pleased with the current developments.
Trump also announced his intention to have a phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the coming days. He mentioned at a briefing held at the White House on September 5 that Putin had indicated his readiness for talks.
Additionally, the American president stated his readiness to strengthen new sanctions against Russia. According to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the economic pressure from the United States and the European Union may compel Putin to initiate peace negotiations with Ukraine.
Thus, Washington's recent statements demonstrate that the situation around Ukraine remains a significant topic in international politics.
