Put a number of conditions: Putin is supposedly ready to agree to a truce with Ukraine

According to the knowledgeable sources in Moscow, in order to agree on the termination of hostilities in Ukraine, the Kremlin must have a clear understanding of the framework principles of the final peace agreement. It is reported that Russia will insist on setting the parameters of a possible peacekeeping mission, including an agreement on which countries will participate.

Russia has stated that it would not accept the presence of NATO troops on Ukrainian soil, rejecting the proposal of European countries to create a "coalition of those" to observe any peace agreement. It does not object to the countries such as China, which were neutral in conflict, placed their forces in Ukraine, said two people.

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Following his inauguration, Trump on January 20 abolished the US policy to invade Russia into Ukraine to try to quickly put an end to the war, which is the most serious conflict in Europe over the last 80 years. Last month, he had telephone talks with Putin, and they agreed to hold a summit, although the date was not scheduled.

Trump has refused to support the USA of the possible accession of Ukraine to NATO, and its main officials have stated that it is unrealistic to expect the return of all Ukrainian territories captured by Russia since 2014. After confrontation with President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky in the White House, Donald Trump suspended military assistance to Ukraine and partially stopped the exchange of intelligence with Kiev, which shocked European allies.

Putin himself has repeatedly rejected Trump's proposal for a rapid cessation of war. During his annual press conference in December, he said: "We do not need a truce-we need peace: long-term, strong, with guarantees for the Russian Federation and its citizens. " However, Donald Trump has already been criticizing on the Russian Federation today, saying that she was seriously considering large -scale sanctions and tariffs against Russia to force her to stop fire and conclude a peace agreement.