Russia will intensify attacks on Ukraine during “critical” week for peace talks
Ukrainian Army “Russia has increased the intensity of that fight while Secretary of State Marco Rubio called it a “very important week” for peace talks.”
Ukrainian military general staff reported 177 combat clashes on the past day, including “91 airstrikes in the status of Ukrainian units and settlements.” Despite the Russian President, the fight arises Vladimir Putin We are recently announcing a three-day ceasefire next month to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Victory Day of World War II.
“Even though they issued a loud statement to prepare for the May holiday ceasefire, the occupyers have significantly increased the strength of the battle,” Ukrainian military head General Oleksandr Silsky said in a statement Wednesday.
When he appeared on NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday morning, Rubio was in Ukraine. Russia “It’s not there yet,” but he pointed out that “a very important week” is ahead of the effort.
Rubio takes a gloomy tone in the Russian Ukraine peace deal: “Closed but not enough”
The rescuer works at a Russian drone strike location in Dnipro, Ukraine, in a photo released on Wednesday, April 30th. (Governor of the Military Civic Bureau of Dnipropetrovsk Region, Serhiy Lysak via Telegram/Handout via Reuters)
“Last week we were trying to figure out how close these aspects are, and this is close enough to deserve a continuous investment of our time as a mediator in this respect,” Rubio said.
“This week is going to be a very important week. We need to decide whether this is an effort we want to continue to be involved in, or if it’s time to focus on where it’s not equally important, if not important,” he continued.
“We have made real progress, but the final couple’s steps on this journey have always been the most difficult,” Rubio said. “It needs to happen soon. Like I said, if it doesn’t happen, we can’t devote our time and resources to this issue.”
Russia declares a three-day ceasefire in Ukraine for the day of World War II victory
President Donald Trump will meet with Ukrainian President Voldymee Zelenkie on Saturday, April 26th, for the first time since the oval office spewed in February. (Ambassadors of the Vatican and the Ukrainian Ambassadors)
The White House was revealed Monday President Donald Trump wants to “do anything” to bring Putin to the table for peace talks with Ukraine, including bashing Russia with additional sanctions.
Over the weekend, Trump wrote true socially, “This is sleepy Joe Biden’s war, not my war.”
Russian President Vladimir Putin will chair the Security Council, which will be held in the Moscow Kremlin on March 28th. (Sergei Ilyin/AFP via Getty Images)
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“It was a loser from day one and wouldn’t have happened if I was president at the time. I’m not trying to clean up the mess left with me by Obama and Biden, which is what’s confusing. “Maybe he doesn’t want to stop the war, he’s just bashing me and I think we have to deal with it differently through “banks” or “secondary sanctions.” Too many people are almost dying!!!”
Anders Hagstrom and Stephen Sorace of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.