'I don’t like the bombing' — Trump responds to Russia-Ukraine peace talks question

Not Happy About "Crazy Bombing" On Ukraine: Trump Slams Russia

US President Donald Trump on Monday reiterated his opposition to Russia's bombing of Ukraine as his administration participates in talks seeking an end to the fighting there.

For several weeks now, the United States has been pushing for a truce in a war that has lasted for more than three years. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been fussing the lack of an American "response" then...

Washington, Apr 7 (EFE).- U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday that he is not “satisfied with all the bombings of the last week” in Ukraine and stated that “they are a horrible thing” and that he does not know “what is going on there.” The post Trump says that the bombings in Ukraine of the last few days “are a horrible thing” appeared first on Hola News.

Does Putin not want peace? Or Zelensky? Or maybe the politicians of the European Union? Whose interest is it in continuing the fighting, and what is the real obstacle to a ceasefire? Donald Trump is starting to lose his patience, but what can the American president do alone to stop the bloodshed? What do European politicians want, and why are the police hiding their true position regarding Ukraine? Konstantin Hidegkúti analyzed the situation.

Trump says 'talking to Russia' as Ukraine fighting continues

Mosow has listed a number of conditions it says must be met before agreeing to a ceasefire

Vladimir Putin has still not accepted the ceasefire in Ukraine proposed by Donald Trump. The Russian army continues even its bombardments as if nothing had happened, including on energy infrastructure.