Trump set up Putin to finish ‘bloodshed’ in Ukraine in a telephone call in a high carriage star-news.press/wp

The President Donald Trump was appointed to talk to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, in what the American president was an attempt to stop “blood” in Ukraine.

Trump said the call would take place at 10 am – although he did not specify whether it was in the east daylight or in the second time zone. The U.S. president said he would talk to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, as well as NATO members.

In front of the much expected Trump-Putin, the leaders from Britain, France, Germany and Italy said they spoke on Sunday with Trump. The British government announced in a statement that the contract “Putin was seriously talking to peace talks.”

These leaders “also discussed the use of sanctions if Russia fails to engage seriously in recipients and peace negotiations,” said a statement – something US president has previously threatened.

“Tomorrow, President Putin must show that he wants peace by accepting a 30-day unconditional recircciliaric fired by President Trump and supported Ukraine and Europe,” said French President Emanuel Macron.

While the diplomatic activity is further executed, violence in Ukraine continues. Russia continued with his nightly unmanned and rocket attacks on Ukrainian civilians, more than three years after she launched full invasion and tried to take Kiev.

Russia shelled the housing neighborhoods of the eastern Ukrainian city of Kherson on Sunday, killing one 75-year-old wife and injury to the two others, the city council announced on the website of the telegram message.

Trump told Saturday on Saturday to talk to Putin at 10 am on Monday, with the aim of “stopping” bloodshed “that kills on average, more than 5,000 Russian and Ukrainian soldiers in the week.” The NBC News did not independently confirm the numbers that are quoted trump.

Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Sands confirmed Russian state media on Saturday that the call would take place.

It obviously applies to his planned call with Putin and his belt, and other European leaders, the trump added that “hopeful that there will be a productive day, and this very violent war, a war that should never happen, end.”

Despite the promise on several occasions to complete the war in 24 hours, Trump has since determined that reality is much different from the beginning of the second term in office.

Negotiations in the United States saw that Russia and Ukrainian delegations met in person in Istanbul, Turkey, for the first time since the early days of the war.

However, the requirements of the two sides remain far apart: with Russia, it says that it will sign only a truce if Ukraine is effectively surrendered. Ukraine says these requirements are unacceptable.