Will the war between Russia & Ukraine end? Trump and Putin will talk about ceasefire

Is there finally going to be a ceasefire after three years of the war between Ukraine and Russia? US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin are going to talk about this on Tuesday, March 18. The whole world is watching this phone call. Before the much-awaited call, Trump has said that he and Putin have reached an agreement on "many elements" related to the peace agreement in Ukraine.

The war that has been going on between Russia and Ukraine for the last three years may now end. US President Donald Trump will talk to Vladimir Putin about this today.

Will the Russia-Ukraine war stop?

Trump himself confirmed on his social media platform Truth that he will talk to Putin on Tuesday morning US time. He said that even though there has been agreement on many issues, there is still a lot to be done. Russia has also confirmed this phone call.

Trump and Putin will talk about ceasefire

Donald Trump wrote, "2,500 soldiers are dying every week from both sides and this should end now. I am very much looking forward to talking to President Putin." According to the BBC report, earlier while talking to the media, he had said that "We are going to see if we can work on a peace agreement, ceasefire and peace, and I think we will be able to do that".

What issues can be discussed before the ceasefire is sealed?

According to the media report, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are expected to discuss regional control and control of the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant. Trump has said, will talk about land. We will talk about power plants." According to the report, although the US President did not elaborate, he was probably referring to the Russian-occupied Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, which is the largest in Europe.

Trump has said that he and Putin have reached an agreement on "many elements

He said: "I think both sides, Ukraine and Russia, have already discussed this a lot, we are dividing some assets." While the White House did not give any further information during a press conference on Monday, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt said, "There is a power plant on the border of Russia and Ukraine that was discussed with Ukraine, and he (Trump) will address it in his talks with Putin tomorrow.

Summary

It is worth noting that the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant is not on the Russia-Ukraine border, but in the Ukrainian territory that was seized by Russia at the beginning of the war.

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