Russia presents demands to put an end to war in Ukraine: Report

Russia has submitted a list of demands to the US authorities that must be met for the War in Ukraine Finally, Reuters reported, citing two people “familiar with the matter.”

Applications also aim to restore the Kremlin’s relationships with Washington, DC, The exit scored.

The exact content of the list is not yet known, but they are supposedly similar to the demands previously submitted to Ukraine, the United States and NATO.

Russian and American officials have allegedly discussed the terms in recent weeks and practically, people told Reuters.

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According to reports, Russia has established its demands to end war in Ukraine and reflect previous applications made to kyiv, the United States and NATO. (Aleksey Babushkin, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo)

Previous requests included not allowing Ukraine to join NATO, an agreement not to display foreign troops in Ukraine and international recognition of Russian President Vladimir Putin They claim that Russia has Crimea and four provinces.

Until Wednesday, President Donald Trump was still waiting to hear if Putin would accept a 30 -day truce that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy agreed during high -fire conversations in Saudi Arabia.

Ukrainian officials met with US officials in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on Tuesday to discuss a high fire agreement that will be presented to Russia. (Saul Loeb/Pool through AP)

Russia waiting for the details of the Us-Ukraine cessation proposal, says Kremlin

Also on Wednesday, the Kremlin said he was waiting for more details about the proposal before issuing any comments. Secretary of State Marco Rubio He said he would inform Russia.

“We are going to take it directly,” Rubio told journalists, referring to Russia. “We are going to say that Ukraine is prepared to stop all activity of the battlefield and start an immediate process of negotiating a lasting end of the war. And we will see what your answer is. If your answer is yes, then we know that we have made real progress, and there is a real possibility of peace. If your answer is no, it will be very unfortunate, and then we clarify your intentions.”

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Russia has opposed so far Anything less than a permanent end of the conflict and has not accepted any concession.

It is expected that Trump’s special envoy in the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, trip to Moscow this week, said a source familiar with the Fox News issue on Tuesday.

Stephen Sorace and Fox News Digital Reuters contributed to this report.