Putin agrees on Trump’s call to stop Ukraine energy attacks, but there is no full fire.

President Vladimir Putin has rejected a high immediate and complete fire in Ukraine, agreeing only to stop attacks against energy infrastructure, after a call with the president of the United States, Donald Trump.

The Russian leader refused to register in the high one -month integral fire that the Trump team recently resolved with the Ukrainians in Saudi Arabia.

He said that an integral truce could only work if foreign military aid and the exchange of intelligence with Ukraine came to an end.

Ukraine European allies have previously rejected such conditions.

The American and Russian leaders agreed that more peace conversations would be carried out immediately in the Middle East, but the results of the call equals a retreat in the position of the Trump administration from where it was a week ago.

When an American delegation met with Ukrainian counterparts in Jeddah last Tuesday, they convinced kyiv to accept their proposal of a high “immediate” fire of 30 days, through the earth, the air and the sea.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine was receptive to the idea of ​​a truce that covered the energy infrastructure, but first wanted more details.

“I think it will be correct that we have a conversation with President Trump and we will know in detail what the Russians offered to Americans or what the Americans offered the Russians,” Zelensky said.

Trump published on social networks that Tuesday’s call with the Russian leader was “very good and productive.”

“We agree to a high immediate fire of all energy and infrastructure, with the understanding that we will work quickly to have a high fire and, ultimately, the end of this very horrible war between Russia and Ukraine,” said the president of the United States in Truth Social.

“Many elements of a peace contract were discussed, including the fact that thousands of soldiers are being killed, and both President Putin and President Zelenskyy would like to see that he ends.”

After last week’s conversations in Jeddah, Secretary of State Marco Rubio had said that “the ball” was in the court of Russia, after the Ukrainians accepted Washington’s proposal for a high full fire.

But the White House Declaration after the so-called Trump-Putin did not refer to that agreement with Kyiv.

On the other hand, the two leaders agreed that “the movement towards peace will begin with a high fire of energy and infrastructure”, followed by negotiations on a “high maritime fire in the black sea, the high fire and permanent peace.”

But Kremlin’s own statement in the call pointed out that what he said was a “series of significant problems” about enforcing any agreement with kyiv. And he said that the end of foreign support and intelligence for Ukraine was a “key condition” for Russia.

Trump and Putin agreed immediate conversations at the technical level towards a long -term agreement, that the Kremlin said it must be “of a complex nature, stable already long term.”

But it is not clear if this means new negotiations between the United States and Russia, or bilateral conversations between Russia and Ukraine.

Ukraine will probably see the result of the long -awaited phone call on Tuesday while Vladimir Putin plays for time, while adding paralyzing conditions in any agreement.

The Russian leader has already tried the preparation of Trump to cut the support from the United States to Ukraine, and is trying to repeat it, while throwing the ball into kyiv.