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This week will be “very critical” for war in Russia-Ukraine to make Washington decide whether “the effort we want to continue to be involved,” said U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Rubio told us the media that Donald Trump had not imposed new penalties for Russia because he still hopes that the diplomacy can end the war.

It comes after Trump held a brief meeting with the Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky in the Vatican before Pope Francis on Saturday.

Updating journalists on Sunday, Trump said he believed Zelensky is ready to give up on Crimea in Russia within the peace deal – despite Kyiv’s war.

Speaking with the NBC meeting with the Program, Rubio said: “There are reasons for optimistic, but there are reasons to be realistic.

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Packaging the possible sentence to Vladimir Putin, Rubio said, “The moment you start doing such things, walking from her.”

Over the weekend, Trump questioned whether the Russian president wanted to “stop war” against Ukraine.

“That’s why I don’t think he wants to stop war, he just touches me, and he must deal differently, through” banking “or” secondary sanctions? “Too many people die !!!” Trump wrote about the truth of social.

His post came immediately after he held a private meeting with Zelenia in Italy, who described the White House as a “productive discussion.”

On Sunday, he asked if the Ukrainian president was ready to give control of his southern peninsula, which was illegally in 2014. I think he replied Trump: “I think he replied Trump:” I think he replied. “

Trump also said Zelensky looked “calmer”, in what could be a reference to a Very public conflict between two presidents in the White House in February.

Ukraine has repeatedly rejected that any territorial concessions would emphasize that the land issues should be discussed only after arriving a truce.

Neither Zelensky nor Putin answered the latest comments on Trump.

Evrno on Sunday, German defense Minister Boris Pistorius warned Ukraine not to agree to a deal involving the deletion of territorial concessions in return for recircciliation fire.

He told the German public broadcaster ARD that Kiev “should not go to the latest proposal of the American president,” who said he would change “capitulation”.

The German Minister said Ukraine knew that she might have to share with some territory to ensure a truce.

“But they will certainly not go so much – or should not go so much – as the latest suggestion of the American president.

“Ukraine could have had a year ago what was involved in this proposal, is similar to the capitulation. There is no value added,” Pistorius said.

Trump last week said that “most major points (contract) agrees.” Reports suggest that in Ukraine could be asked to give up on the large parts of the country that seizes Russia, including Crimea.

The BBC did not see the correct details of the latest American plan.

On Friday, the Reuters’ news agency reported that it was reported by the USA involved the U.S. Legal acceptance of the Illegal annexation of Russia Crimea and de facto recognition of the Russian control of other occupied areas, including all Luhansk in the East country.

Reuters says that he saw the counter proposals from Europe and Ukraine, which allegedly, that the pages will discuss what happens to the occupied Ukrainian territory after a truce after reception.

The US plan also excludes Membership in Ukraine in the NATO Military Union and see the UK LED “Wardening” provision of the security guarantee after the truce is in force without the U.S.

Meanwhile, Europe wants to provide “robust” guarantees in the form of NATO’s commitment from cast iron to reach Ukraine help if attacked.

Reports in the US further proposes to take control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant – currently occupied Russia – which would then provide electricity and Russia and Ukraine. An anti-Protrotl plan does not mention giving Russian power.

In an interview with the time magazine this week Trump once again blamed Kiev to start the war, citing his NATO accession ambitions.

The US president also said, “Crimea will stay with Russia.”

Now they warned to go from negotiations if progress has not been made.

Russia has launched a full invasion in Ukraine 2022. years, and Moscow currently controls almost 20% of Ukrainian territory.

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