Ukraine-Russia War: Any ceasefire, straight for peace deal? Donald Trump set a elevated target; To meet Zelensky, you can talk to Putin again ‘If everyone does’

After concluding the “very successful” Alaska meeting, US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the “best way” to end the Russia-Ukraine war was to go directly to the peace agreement, not for a ceasefire deal.He further confirmed that Zelancesi was designed to visit the states on Monday, saying that another meeting with Russian President Putin would be scheduled “if it all works”.In a post on Truth Social, Trump reported that he made a late night call with Ukrainian President Zelanski along with several European leaders including NATO general secretary.Also read:Animals ride in animal, ‘productive’ talks but ‘no deals’-10 takes from the high-patin.“A great and very successful day in Alaska! The meeting with Russia’s President Vladimir Putin was very well, as was called late night phone calls with Ukraine President Zelancesi, and various European leaders, including NATO’s highly respected general secretaries. It was determined by all that the best way to end the terrible war between Russia and Ukraine is to go directly to a peace agreement, which would end the war, not just a ceasefire agreement, which is not often bar, “he said.“President Zelancesi is coming to the Oval Office DC on Monday afternoon. If all work, we will set a meeting time with President Putin. Possibly, millions of people will be saved. Thank you for paying attention to this matter!” He said.This came after Zelansky expressed support for a tripartite meeting to Russia, the US and Ukraine for a tripartite meeting on the conversation table.Also read:Set for interaction with Ukraine President Trump; Focus on ending warHe said in a post on X, “We support President Trump’s proposal for a tripartite meeting between Ukraine, USA and Russia. Ukraine stressed that major issues can be discussed at the level of leaders, and a tripartite format is suitable for this,” he said in a post on X.Providing details of his conversation with Trump, he said, “We also discussed positive signs from the US side about participation in the guarantee of Ukraine’s safety. We continue to coordinate our positions with all the partners. I thank all those who are helping.”There was no peace deal on Ukraine on Friday in Alaska. Positively described by the two leaders, Putin also claimed that Ukraine would not have been invaded if the Trump President would have returned.Trump called the talks “extremely productive”, given that “several points were agreed” but saying that “there is no deal until a deal is.” Putin said that he had reached an “understanding” on Ukraine and hoped that it would help pave the way for peace, although no concrete measures were announced.