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Ukraine agrees to 30-day truce offer by US in war with Russia, America in return to resume aid

Ukraine agrees to 30-day truce offer by US in war with Russia, America in return to resume aid

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Ukraine has agreed to accept a US proposal for a 30-day ceasefire with Russia, in exchange for the US lifting its suspension on military aid and intelligence sharing. The US has agreed to resume military assistance and intelligence sharing with Kyiv, subject to Moscow's acceptance of the ceasefire proposal. The agreement was reached during talks in Saudi Arabia, where Ukraine and US officials met behind closed doors to find a path towards ending the war with Russia. The ceasefire is subject to Kremlin agreement and could be extended if accepted.

Olaf Scholz
Social Democratic Party of Germany
1. The idea of a 30-day ceasefire is an important and correct step towards a just peace for Ukraine … Now it's up to [President Vladimir] Putin.
Donald Tusk
Civic Platform
1. Dear Americans, dear Ukrainians, don't waste this chance. The whole world is watching you in Jeddah today. Good luck!
Dmitry Peskov
Kremlin
1. Many people are rushing to put on rose-tinted spectacles and are saying that the Americans will now stop providing weapons or have already done so, that Musk will turn all the communications systems off, and everything will work out for us. But it will work out for us anyway.
Sergei Lavrov
Russian Foreign Ministry
1. Trump does not want to provide American security guarantees to a Ukraine led by [Volodymyr] Zelenskiy. He has his own view of the situation, which he regularly and openly expresses.
Maria Zakharova
Russian Foreign Ministry
1. Russia's position will not be formed abroad through any agreements or efforts of certain parties. Russia's position is shaped within Russia.
Viktor Soboliov
State Duma
1. It's unacceptable; it will only allow Ukraine to regroup and rearm.
Andrey Yermak
Ukraine Government
1. Russia needs to say, very clearly, they want peace or not, they want to end this war, which they started, or no.
James David Vance
Republican Party
1. If you want real security guarantees, if you want to actually ensure that Vladimir Putin does not invade Ukraine again, the very best security guarantee is to give Americans economic upside in the future of Ukraine.