Putin Agrees to Ukraine Talks After Trump’s Warning, Reveals Conditions and Venue for Negotiations

International News: Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to resume peace talks with Ukraine. However, he has made it clear that Russia will not give up its conditions, which it has repeatedly reiterated. Putin's statement comes after US President Donald Trump's aggressive stance. Trump recently gave Russia a 10-day deadline to stop its invasion of Ukraine. He has said that in case the war continues, the US will announce strict sanctions on Russia after 10 days.

Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Russia is ready to resume peace talks with Kiev. While supporting talks with Ukraine, Putin also said that Russia's strategic goals behind the invasion remain unchanged. Putin claimed that his troops are advancing across the entire front line of Ukraine and Ukraine is in trouble.

We will talk in a peaceful environment

Putin said, 'I hope that Russia and Ukraine will continue their peace talks. We have agreed that the talks should be held without cameras and in a calm environment.' Putin said that this war also needs to be seen in the context of the security of the whole of Europe. Russia needs a permanent and sustainable peace, which the West does not want.

US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that if Russia does not take immediate steps to stop the war in Ukraine, tough decisions will be taken from his side. Trump said that if Russia does not show progress towards ending the war in Ukraine, then America will impose tariffs on Moscow within 10 to 12 days.

There is no benefit in giving Russia a chance

Donald Trump said, 'Russia has been given repeated opportunities but has not received any positive response from Moscow. Trump had earlier set a deadline of 50 days. He said that he is reducing the deadline due to no action from Russia. I am setting a new deadline of 10 days from today.'

America clearly stated in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) on Thursday that Donald Trump wants a peace agreement to end Russia's war in Ukraine by August 8. The US official told the UN body that his country is ready to implement additional measures to ensure peace.

The fight has been going on since 2022

The war between Russia and Ukraine has been going on since February 2022. Donald Trump has constantly tried to stop this war. However, despite all the efforts, Trump has failed to stop the war. Russia and Ukraine also held talks in Turkey in recent weeks, but the only agreement was the exchange of the bodies of soldiers.