Finnish President calls on Trump to request a Ukrainian ceasefire from Putin within three weeks
The Finnish president urges President Trump A deadline will be imposed on Vladimir Putin on April 20 to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine.
Talk to London’s Fox News after a weekend visit with Trump In FloridaAlexander Stubb praised Trump’s negotiation efforts, saying that Trump is “probably the only person in the world who can mediate peace.”
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However, he insisted that the ceasefire negotiation process should not be open-ended.
“We need a ceasefire and a ceasefire date,” Stubb said. “And that date should be April 20th.”
Finland President Alexander Stubb is urging President Trump to promote his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to agree to a Ukraine ceasefire by April 20th. (Getty Images)
April 20th marks the three months since Trump’s inauguration and is also an orthodox Easter.
“if President Putin – Who is the only one who doesn’t accept a ceasefire because the Americans want it, the Europeans want it, so they want a ceasefire?
Trump said about the “psychological deadline” that Russia agrees to a ceasefire, but refused to name the date.
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Stubb said Putin was “respectful and in many ways terrifying, Donald Trump.”
Finland – a Russian neighbour who has won a shared border running over 800 miles – has defeated decades of neutrality that joined NATO two years ago. In Ukraine.
Stubb believes that Ukraine should also be allowed to participate in military alliances “in the long term” and “in the long term.” This is a position that goes against the Trump administration.
Stubb sat in an interview with Fox News after meeting President Trump at Mar-A-Lago. (Alex Hogan/Fox News)
After the lecture and round Golf with Trump in FloridaFinnish leaders said European leaders were noting US complaints that Europe is not spending enough money on defense and instead rely on the US.
“Europe needs to take more responsibility for its own security, more responsibility for its own defense,” Stubb said. “I think we’re doing exactly that.”
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He described US-Europe relations as “in transition,” but “we are allies.
“Just because there is an ideological difference between Europeans and Americans doesn’t mean we’re going to cut off or divorce.”