US President Donald Trump praised talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin Ali The ceasefire deal by the United States In Ukraine “good and fruitful”.

This comes after Putin and US envoy Steve Wittouf met in Moscow on Thursday evening, after which the Kremlin said he was participating in the “cautious optimism” of the United States about the peace process.

Trump said in a social publication in fact that the talks provided “a very good opportunity because this terrible bloody war can finally end.”

However, Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski Putin accused of trying to withdraw the talks to continue the war, while Sir Kerr Starmer said that the Russian President “playing games” could not be allowed with the ceasefire proposals.

Earlier this week, Ukraine accepted the US ceasefire deal, which Russia has not yet approved.

On Thursday, Putin said the idea of ​​a ceasefire was “right and supported … but there are accurate differences” and a number of difficult conditions for peace, a response to the “tampering” mark by Zelensky.

Ukraine leader continued to criticize Friday in a series of jobs on X, writing: “Putin cannot get out of this war because that will not leave him without anything.

“For this reason, he is now doing everything in his power to sabotage diplomacy by setting up very difficult and unacceptable conditions from the beginning until before the ceasefire.”

He said that Putin “pulls” everyone to “endless discussions … wasting days, weeks and months on meaningless talks while continuing to kill people.”

“Every case Putin puts is just an attempt to prevent any diplomacy. This is how Russia works. We warn us of this.”

The UK Prime Minister, Sir Kerr, said that Trump’s “complete disregard” of Trump showed that Putin was “not serious about peace.”

“If Russia has finally reached the table, we must be ready to monitor the ceasefire to ensure that it is a dangerous and lasting peace,” he said.

“If they do not do that, we need to be tense every person to intensify economic pressure on Russia to secure this war.”

On Saturday, Sir Kerr will host a video call with up to 25 leaders to develop the proposed peacekeeping mission during the London summit earlier this month.

the “Al -Raghiba Alliance” – It is also called – it will deter in the Russian aggression in the future, in the event of a suspension of a ceasefire from the United States.

On his social media positions on Friday, Zelensky strongly urged “everyone who can influence Russia, especially the United States, to take strong steps that can help”, because Putin will not stop the war on his own.

“Putin is lying about the real situation in the battlefield … losses” and “the real state of its economy,” he said, explaining that Putin “does everything that can ensure that diplomacy fails.”

but The White House believes that the two sides were not “not close to peace.”

Speaking to the correspondents, White House press secretary Caroline Levit confirmed that the talks between Putin and Witkoff in Moscow on Thursday were “fruitful”.

She added that Trump was “pressing Putin and the Russians to do the right thing.”

Putin “is required to force” to provide the lives of the Ukrainian forces, which he described as surrounded by Russian forces, adding that it will be a “horrific massacre” that has not been seen since World War II.

His comments came after Putin said on Thursday that the Ukrainian forces in Kursk were “isolated” and are trying to leave, as Russia is taking efforts to restore the region that Ukraine invaded last year.

But on Friday, the General Staff of the Armed Forces in Ukraine denied encouraging its forces, describing it as “wrong and fabricated.”

In a statement, she said that the operations are continuing, as the Ukrainian forces were successfully withdrew and “successfully assembled” to better defense positions.

“There is no threat to encrypt our units,” he said.

In response to Trump’s request, Putin said that the Ukrainian soldiers in Kursk will treat “dignity in line with the rules of international law and the laws of the Russian Federation” if he abandons the weapons and surrenders.

Meanwhile, members of the Group of Seven met in Quebec, where Canadian Foreign Minister Milani Jolie said that all members agreed on the American suggestion of the ceasefire supported by Ukrainians.

“We are studying now and looking at Russian reactions, so in the end the ball is now in the Russian court when it comes to Ukraine.”

UK Foreign Minister David Lami, who was also at the meeting, said that the members were united in calling for a ceasefire with “no conditions.”

After the meeting, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the United States will not make decisions for foreign policy based on what the leaders said on social media or at a press conference, and stressed that “the only way to end this war is through the process of negotiations.”