Russia will consider Trump’s ceasefire plan, according to the Russian ambassador to the UK

Russia will consider U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal for a ceasefire.

This information reported according to Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrey Kelin, who commented on the matter to The Wall Street Journal.

“We will review the American proposal for a ceasefire. However, we will only halt military operations when we have a full, comprehensive agreement. Russia has repeatedly stated that a temporary ceasefire is not an option for resolving the situation. We are approaching this U.S. ceasefire initiative with great caution,” Kelin said.

He added that at the beginning of the war, there was already a draft of the Istanbul agreements, but negotiations collapsed, leading to the continuation of the war. It is noted that at that time, Russia withdrew its troops from the Kyiv and Chernihiv regions “as a gesture of goodwill” ahead of a possible ceasefire agreement.

Earlier, Reuters reported that Russia had presented the U.S. with a list of demands for concluding a ceasefire agreement in the war against Ukraine and for resetting relations with Washington.