Vladimir Putin's first enemy told The Sun.
The British -born British Beroder said that Vladimir Putin's actions show his contempt for Trump, but could face the anger of the American president.
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The Russian tyrant Putin-whom Trump kept waiting for before yesterday's call-agreed to stop 30 days of attacks on power stations and start negotiations on the sea truce.
According to the rejection of the ceasefire offered by the United States, which would completely prevent Blodsheed for the next 30 days – and presented a way to reach a permanent peace agreement.
But a few hours after giving his speech to Trump about hitting the Ukrainian Ukrainian infrastructure, Putin launched the destroyed air structure on the energy infrastructure in Slovinsk in the Donetsk region, where 100,000 citizens reside.
Two Ukrainian hospitals in the border area in Ukraine were also struck, causing patients to evacuate.
Just one hour later of Putin's historic call, the explosions of the capital Kiev and a man, 60, shook in both legs in Boch, with private homes.
Mr. Broder said that the Russian crazy dictator had already been violated, saying that he insulted President Trump.
He added: “I think Putin spoils his nose in Trump and does not respect him in very material ways.
While the phone call was taking place, there were attacks on Ukrainian civil targets.
“While Putin presented a promise to a ceasefire against energy infrastructure, he broke it after just hours.”
The US President remained upward after the long phone call to the two leaders, saying he could “accomplish the mission.”
But Mr. Boy said that if Trump wanted, he might heavily hurt Putin by slapping deceptive sanctions and providing more weapons in Ukraine to hit deeply inside Russian territory.
He even suggested that we spread its army and end this war “very quickly.”
“If Trump decides to do so, he can bring the Russian economy to his knees. He got all the cards,” the expert added.
“America is a major resource for weapons to Ukraine. Trump can decline three times, give Ukrainians more weapons, and allows Ukrainians to use these weapons to hit targets deeply in Russia.
“Trump can use economic measures to cut oil flow or the flow of dollars from oil outside Russia. It can end the countries that buy oil from Russia.
If they stop buying oil, Russia will not get hundreds of billions of dollars and they will not be able to continue the war.
“The US military is the most powerful army in the world. The American economy is the largest economy in the world.
“If Trump decides that he wants to end this war and is ready to go after Putin, he might end this war very quickly.”
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Trump released Harmjdoun's message on Fox News on Tuesday, shortly after he and Putin spoke on the phone for “nearly two hours”.
Trump released Harmjdoun's message on Fox News on Tuesday, shortly after he and Putin spoke on the phone for “nearly two hours”.
During his interview with Laura Ingharaham, Trump admitted in a violent way that “Russia has a” add “adding” adding. [the war] More with “.
Trump claimed that his call with Putin became “wonderful” after they reached the agreement, although the Russian leader refuses to accept the ceasefire for 30 days.
“For the moment, you have a lot of weapons that indicate each other and a ceasefire without walking a little.”
But he revealed that his urgent pushing for the ceasefire was part of a much larger plan to prevent American forces from entering the bloody war, thus reducing the chance of the nuclear hormone.
Trump warned, “Look, we are doing this – there are no Americans involved.
“There can be if you end up in World War III about this, which is very ridiculous.
“But, as you know, strange things happen.”
Putin's deal with Russian Trump leaves free to continue launching attacks from air and sea on its neighbor, with more Ukrainian lands by hitting the confrontation line.
What did Trump and Putin agree?
Written by Juliana Cruz Lima, a major foreign news correspondent
The ceasefire and Ukraine
- Putin thanked Trump for his efforts to end hostile works.
- Russia has agreed to stop energy infrastructure attacks for 30 days.
- Moscow wants to stop foreign military assistance to Ukraine as a major condition for peace.
- Putin asked about Kyiv's ability to negotiate, pointing to previous violations.
- The Ukrainian militants accused terrorist crimes in the Russian Kursk region.
Prisoners and humanitarian issues
- The prisoner's exchange will be held 175 compared to 175 on March 19.
- 23 wounded Ukrainian soldiers will be launched as a gesture of goodwill.
- Putin guaranteed a safe treatment for the Ukrainian forces if they surrender.
Black Sea and Global Security
- Russia has approved talks on the safety of black maritime navigation.
- Putin and Trump discussed stability crises areas, nuclear spread, and global security.
Relations between Russia and the United States
- The leaders expressed his mutual interest in improving relationships.
- The talks covered economic cooperation and energy.
- Trump supported Putin's idea of Hockey Games Russia and the United States between NHL and KHL players.
The two leaders will remain in contact with the start of expert groups.
Last night, Zelinski-who previously announced that Ukraine was ready to agree to a 30-day truce on all fronts-Russia is not ready to finish hostilities.
He said that Putin cannot be trusted and added: “Europe must be at the negotiating table, and everything related to European security should be determined with Europe.”
Zelensky later supported a limited ceasefire on energy infrastructure.
But after the air attacks were launched early on Wednesday, Zelensky urged the rest of the world to stop any attempts by Moscow to “bring the war”.
He said at Telegram: “Today, Putin de refused the suggestion for a full ceasefire,” said in Telegram.
“It will be appropriate for the world to refuse in response to any attempts by Putin to withdraw the war.”
Trump and Putin spoke for two and a half hours-and pledged to resume close relationships.
However, analysts said that Putin seemed to have won all the privileges he wanted from Trump, who is proud to be a difficult negotiation.
They warn against the Russian powerful man – who has a long list of demands for the end of the war – has bought his forces his vital time to restore a pocket of land in Kursk, western Russia, where the Ukrainian forces are already retreating.
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