Trump to support the waiver of Ukrainian lands to Russia as part of the peace agreement Donald Trump star-news.press/wp

Donald Trump will support a plan to abandon Ukrainian lands that are not occupied to Russia to ensure an end to the war between the two countries, and details have been reported about the post -Alumid call with European leaders.

Trump told European leaders that he believed that a peace agreement could be negotiated if the Ukrainian President, Voludmir Zelinski, agreed to abandon the Donbas region, which Russian invaders have not been able to seize more than three years of fighting, The New York Times reportedQuoted from two senior European officials.

Two sources of direct knowledge of the talks in Alaska told the Guardian that Putin demanded Ukraine to withdraw from Donbas, which consists of the regions of Dunstik and Luhansk, as a condition for ending the war, but Trump offered to freeze along the remaining front lines.

Although Luhansk is under almost Russian control, Ukraine is still carrying the main parts of Donetsk, including the cities of Kamurorsk and Sloviansk and strongly fortified positions cost tens of thousands of lives.

Putin told Trump that in exchange for Donetsk and Luhansk, he will stop more progress and freeze the confrontation lines in the southern Ukrainian region in Jeresson and Zaburisia, where Russian forces occupy important areas.

Trump’s support to waive the Donbas region in Ukraine, which is rich in mineral resources, including charcoal and iron, to Russia comes when he expressed his support to move directly to a peace deal and not by a ceasefire, which Trump said, as Trump said. In the publication of social media Saturday, “Often do not withstand.”

American support to waiver Donbas to Russia is a violation of Ukraine and European tumors who oppose such a deal.

German Chancellor Friedrich Mirz said on Saturday that it is part of a deal, as the United States is ready to be part of the security guarantees of Ukraine. Trump threatened economic sanctions on countries that buy Russian oil if Moscow rejects a deal and the US bombers flew to the Russian leader upon his arrival in Alaska.

But Ukrainian and European leaders are afraid to give a direct deal to peace, and to overcome the first ceasefire, Moscow is up to the upper conversations. Zelinski is expected to meet in Washington on Monday with Trump. Officials of the New York Times said the Europeans are invited to join the Ukrainian leader at the White House.

On Saturday, Trump claimed that everyone was determined that it was better to go directly to a peace agreement, although European leaders indicated that this is not their point of view.

A Joint European leaders said they were “ready to work with US President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelinski towards a triple summit with European support,” but “it will be up to Ukraine to make decisions on its territory. The international borders should not change by force.”

The statement was signed by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Lin; French President Emmanuel Macron; Italian Prime Minister, Georgia Meloni; German Chancellor, Fredchiich Mirz; British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer; Finnish President Alexander Stop; Polish Prime Minister, Donald Tusk; And the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa.

They said that they “welcomed President Trump’s efforts to stop killing in Ukraine, end the Russian war of aggression, and achieve permanent and lasting peace.”

Zelinski said in statement After his conversations with Trump and European leaders: “The positions are clear. A real peace must be achieved, it will be continuous, not just another stop between Russian invasions. The killings must stop as soon as possible, and both prisoners and theatrical prisoners must be shot.

The French President’s office said in a statement that European leaders, including Macron, Meers and Starmer, are scheduled to discuss issues with Zelinski on Sunday by calling a video before his meeting with Trump.