Zelensky says the ‘next steps’ after Putin’s calling will talk to Trump

President Volodymyr Zelensky said he would talk to President Trump with President Trump with President Trump, President Trump, said he would talk about “Discussing the next steps” after his call to President Vladimir V. Putin.

The Kremlin said he agreed with President Trump on Tuesday, Mr. Putin Limited ceasefire This will be suspended in Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The offer was less than a 30-day unconditional reconciliation of Kiev Agreed in Washington’s call.

On Wednesday, Mr. Zelensky appeared open to the last offer of a limited ceasefire, but said that such a peace was needed to monitor the work for the work.

“It is very small that the claim and Putin will not hit energy sites,” Mr Zelensky said. “War did us practical people.”

Ukraine will prepare a list of sites that need to be protected and monitored, “We will not hit Russia’s facilities, we will not strike them,” he said at a press conference in President Alexander Stubb.

Two countries stressing the lack of confidence between Ukraine and Russia Security On Wednesday, about attacks on each other’s energy infrastructure.

Mr. Zelensky described Mr. Putin’s conditions.

After the rich between Ukrainian President Putin and Mr. Trump, he woke up this point, when the situation was established, Russia did not want to end the war.

While Ukraine’s European allies, additional support for Kiev, while the concerns about Russia’s conditions, they welcomed any action towards the ceasefire.

“This is yes or not.” Ukraine accepted a ceasefire in no circumstances. If Russia refuses to agree, we must strengthen Ukraine and increase our efforts to put pressure on Russia. “

The 30-day ceasefire was broader than Ukraine’s 30-day ceasefire after negotiations with US officials in Saudi Arabia. Three years ago, Russia would have introduced the first termination of land, weather and sea since Ukraine’s full-scale occupation of Russia. He was the monthly reconciliation, Mr. Zelensky, was designed to distinguish the time of more full negotiations on the longer term peace.

On Wednesday, Ukraine reiterated the “red lines” to such talks.

“For us, the red line is the recognition of temporary occupied territories of Ukraine as Russian,” he said. “We will not agree to this.”

Anastasia Kuznietsova and Johanna Lemola Contributing report.