‘Restore their sweet laughter’: Putin to US First Lady Pain ‘Peace Letter’; Melania Trump urged the safety of children, future generations. world News
The first female Melania Trump wrote a “peace letter” to Russian President Vladimir Putin, which ends the war in Ukraine and calls them to protect children and generations to come. According to Fox News, a letter was given to the Russian leader by US President Donald Trump before his summit with Putin at Joint Base ElMendorf-Richardson in Encourage, Alaska on Friday.First Lady’s message emphasized the devastating effect of war on children, describing them as “caught in crosshare” of violence.His letter “Dear started with President Putin, every child shares the same calm dreams in his heart, whether he is born randomly in the rustic rural areas of a nation or a magnificent city-center. They dream of love, possibility and security.”“As a parents, it is our duty to nurture the hope of the next generation. As leaders, the responsibility of maintaining our children is beyond some comfort. ”, Melania wrote.
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The letter marked the second partnership of the first woman in foreign affairs with Eastern European power. Melania played a role in assuring her husband to increase military aid in Ukraine and took a difficult stance on Russia, which was in war -related behavior.The children urged Putin to act “a purity, an innocence, which stands above geography, government and ideology. “Mr. Putin, you can restore your sweet laughter,” she wrote. “In protecting the innocence of these children, you will do more than the service of Russia alone, you will serve humanity yourself.”The letter concluded with a time-bound note to work on the current position. “Such a bold idea crosses all human divisions, and you, Mr. Putin, today fit to apply this vision with a stroke of pen. The time has come. “This letter was presented to Putin just before the Alaska summit.Trump described Alaska’s meeting as “extremely productive”, while making it clear that no formal agreement was reached. The two leaders gave positive accounts of the meeting, although there was no signed deal. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelansky is expected to visit Washington DC on Monday to meet President Trump.
