Moscow under pressure to act after us and Kyiv reach the high fire agreement

All the eyes were in Moscow on Wednesday morning, since the Kremlin broke his silence and delivered his initial reaction to kyiv and the unilateral agreement of the White House that proposed a high temporary fire to the current war in Ukraine.

Conversations between US and Ukrainian officials in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday ended Ukraine accept A HIGH THE IMMEDIATE FIRE OF 30 DAYS negotiated by the United States, but Russia You must still accept the measures.

As part of The planThe United States will raise its pause in military aid to Ukraine and restart the exchange of intelligence that it had also stopped in recent weeks. After Tuesday’s conversations, the United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, said the ball was now in the court of Russia.

On Wednesday, the Kremlin issued a cautious response to development, saying that he needed to hear more details about the Plan of US negotiators before he could completely decide whether the high fire agreement was acceptable or not.

“You are jumping the weapon, we have scheduled contacts with the Americans and then we will see,” said Kremlin press secretary Dmitry Peskov, journalists when asked to comment on the proposed truce, according to NBC news reports.

“We are carefully studying the statements made as a result (of the conversations), we will familiarize ourselves with the text of the joint declaration that was adopted in Jeddah. We come from the fact that, as stated yesterday in Jeddah, the secretary of Rubio and the national security advisor, Waltz, will inform us through several channels these days about the details of the negotiations that were carried out and the understandings achieved (there) He added), “he added.

Peskov said Moscow did not rule out a phone call between Russia president Vladimir Putin, and President Donald Trump on the matter.

“If such need arises, it will organize very quickly. The existing channels for dialogue with Americans allow this to be done quickly,” he said.

Russia seemed to enjoy the defrosting of the relations between Moscow and the new administration of Donald Trump, which marked an improvement in the Moscow departure from the United States during the presidency of the White House of Joe Biden. Meanwhile, tensions between Washington and kyiv have been increasing and finally exploded at the end of February in a spectacular shouting party between the president of the United States, Donald Trump, and the Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The resumption of diplomatic relations and military aid between the United States and Ukraine now puts pressure on Russia to show if it is about finding an agreement to end war.