Sen Berney Sanders (I-VT.) Says peace talks between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska may be “a positive step further.”
“, If in fact, an agreement can be interacted, what Ukrainians feel, I do not compromise them, I think this is a positive step. We all want to see the end of bloodshed,” he said with Dana Bash on CNN’s “State of the Union”.
Ready for Trump and Putin Meet In Alaska on 15 August to discuss the peace deal. white House And NATO Ambassador Matthew Whitekar said that It is possible The Ukrainian President Volodimier Zelanski could also participate next week.
A senior White House official on Saturday told Libe Dean of the newsnation, “The President is open to a tripartite summit with both leaders. Right now, the White House is planning a bilateral meeting required by President Putin.”
Last week, Putin presented one Heritage deal For the Trump administration, which demanded land concessions in East Ukraine instead of halt in the fight.
“Any decision that is against us, any decision that is without Ukraine, is in the same decision against peace,” Zelancesi responded to the news in a post on social media platforms. XHe said, “They will not achieve anything. These are still decisions. They are unnatural decisions. And we all need real and real peace. The peace that people will respect,” they wrote.
According to President Trump, next week the conversation in Alaska will discuss these land concessions.
“You are looking at an area that have been fought for three and a half years. A lot of Russians have died, there are many Ukrainians. So we are watching it, but we are really doing something back and some swapping. It’s really complex. It’s really easy. It’s very complex. But we are going to get some. And we are going to get some switches.”
The Russian President has not been on US soil since 2015 under the Obama administration and has not had a direct talks with former President Biden since 2021.
“Tens and tens and tens of thousand Russian soldiers have been killed, people are very suffering in Ukraine, because this man [Putin] Wanted to start the biggest war since World War II in Europe, “Sanders said when asked how he had felt Putin in the American region.” So, you know, I am not a big fan of Vladimir Putin. ,
