Porsche at the Alaska summit: Putin knows he needs to reach the table.
Representative Tim Porsket (R-ENN) made the next meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and President Trump, indicating that he shows that Putin may be ready to enter peace talks.
Porschet, on Friday evening on “The Hill” in NewSnation, pointed to a timetable for Moscow to dispose of the ceasefire negotiations to support his comments. Trump threatened to increase sanctions against Russia and the allies who buy its energy if an agreement was not reached soon – although some questioned the delay.
“What Trump is doing now with this energy sector and other regions is that he unleashes America’s excellence,” host, Chris Teriolet. “These people know that we can collapse.”
Russia added: “When we start exporting energy as we did before, it can control these global markets and can close those countries, including Russia.” “I think Putin knows this, and he knows he needs to reach the table.”
Trump and Putin are scheduled to meet on August 15 to discuss the conditions necessary to end the war that lasted for more than three years in Eastern Europe. The President suggested replacing a region between the warning countries as part of the negotiations.
“We will return to each other, and we will turn each other,” Trump told reporters on Friday. “There will be some land exchange to improve the two.”
Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski reprimanded the idea, on the pretext that Kiev should not be excluded from the negotiating table, as his approval will also be necessary for any ceasefire deal.
“The Ukrainian people deserve peace … the Ukrainians will not give their lands to the occupier,” Zellinski said in a video on Saturday.
He continued, “Any decisions taken against us, that is, decisions taken without Ukraine, are at the same time decisions against peace.” “They will not bring anything. These are dead decisions; it will never work.”
While Porsche and Defense Hook Senator Lindsey Graham (RS.C.) supported the president’s decision to meet the Kremlin leader, other experts claim that he will give Putin the edge.
“I have a feeling that this slips very quickly towards Russia,” said John Bolton, a former national security adviser on Friday during the appearance of the “source”.
“We are no longer on February 28, in the Oval Office, when he told Trump [Ukrainian President Volodymyr] Zelensky, “You don’t have any cards”. But what is happening is that Russia and the United States are discussing the conditions that it will provide to Zelinski, and Zelinski may have no choice here. ”
“Surrender is always one way to get a peace deal,” Bolton added.
