Ushakov said the discussion followed recent diplomatic exchanges in which Trump reportedly gave a positive assessment of an earlier Easter truce announced by Russia. “In this context, Vladimir Putin informed his American counterpart of his readiness to declare a ceasefire during the Victory Day celebrations,” Ushakov stated........…
According to the aide, Trump welcomed the proposal and referenced the historical significance of the occasion. “Trump actively supported this .... initiative, noting that the holiday commemorates our shared victory over Nazism in World War II,” the statement added.
The Kremlin did not provide specific details on how the proposed ceasefire would be implemented, including its duration or operational .... framework, but indicated that discussions between both sides remain ongoing through established diplomatic channels.
The remarks come as international attention continues to focus on efforts aimed at managing tensions and exploring temporary pauses in hostilities during major national events.
Victory Day, observed annually on May 9, marks the Soviet Union’s role in the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II and remains one of Russia’s most significant public holidays, often marked by large military parades and nationwide commemorations.
Analysts note that such temporary ceasefire proposals are often viewed as symbolic gestures intended to signal openness to dialogue, even though they do not necessarily indicate progress toward a broader or lasting settlement of ongoing geopolitical disputes.
No official response had been issued by the White House at the time of reporting.…READ / MORE…
