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Displaced #Cambodians don't believe a 2nd ceasefire pact will be realized. #US President Trump spoke to #Thailand & #Cambodia leaders Dec 12 saying both agreed to stop fighting. But #Phnompenh accuses #Bangkok of firing again Dec 13 morn soon after call. Clashes resumed Dec 8

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#WATCH | White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says, "President Trump helped deliver an immediate and unconditional ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia. The two countries were engaged in a deadly conflict until President Trump stepped in to put an end to it. The President spoke directly on the phone with the acting Prime Minister of Thailand and the Prime Minister of Cambodia to inform both leaders that, unless they brought their conflict to an end, there would be no trade discussions or agreements with the US. Almost immediately afterwards, peace was brokered that will save thousands of lives and allow for trade negotiations with these countries to resume." (Source: The White House/YouTube)
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#WATCH | White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt says, "President Trump helped deliver an immediate and unconditional ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia. The two countries were engaged in a deadly conflict until President Trump stepped in to put an end to it. The President spoke directly on the phone with the acting Prime Minister of Thailand and the Prime Minister of Cambodia to inform both leaders that, unless they brought their conflict to an end, there would be no trade discussions or agreements with the US. Almost immediately afterwards, peace was brokered that will save thousands of lives and allow for trade negotiations with these countries to resume." (Source: The White House/YouTube)

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Eric Daugherty

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On Sat evening, Dec. 27, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his negotiating team arrived in Miami, Florida, before traveling to Mar-a-Lago to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump. They were greeted by Ukraine’s Ambassador, Olga Stefanishyna, her deputy Denys Sienik, and Colonel Andrii Melnyk. The meeting is scheduled for 1:00 PM EST / 20:00 Kyiv time. Journalists are expected to be escorted to the location at 11:00 AM EST / 18:00 Kyiv time. Both Ukrainian and American media will be covering the event. Media coverage will follow the traditional format: journalists will cover the opening remarks at the beginning and possibly a joint press conference at the end. If there is no joint press conference between the two leaders after the meeting, President Zelenskyy will still hold a separate conversation with journalists at his hotel.
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On Sat evening, Dec. 27, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his negotiating team arrived in Miami, Florida, before traveling to Mar-a-Lago to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump. They were greeted by Ukraine’s Ambassador, Olga Stefanishyna, her deputy Denys Sienik, and Colonel Andrii Melnyk. The meeting is scheduled for 1:00 PM EST / 20:00 Kyiv time. Journalists are expected to be escorted to the location at 11:00 AM EST / 18:00 Kyiv time. Both Ukrainian and American media will be covering the event. Media coverage will follow the traditional format: journalists will cover the opening remarks at the beginning and possibly a joint press conference at the end. If there is no joint press conference between the two leaders after the meeting, President Zelenskyy will still hold a separate conversation with journalists at his hotel.

Kateryna Lisunova

896,950 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

'A trilateral meeting will be planned' — Mertz stated that if Putin does not meet with Zelensky, the ball will once again be on the side of the Europeans and Americans. - The US President last week expressed the expectation that a meeting between Zelensky and Putin would take place within two weeks. This deadline expires next weekend. What reaction do you expect from Trump if such a meeting does not take place by next weekend? And what options for action do you have yourself? - Indeed, last week in our presence President Trump spoke on the phone with President Putin. After that, we discussed the results of this call. We jointly expressed the expectation that a meeting between President Zelensky and President Putin would take place within two weeks. Putin considers it appropriate to link this meeting to preliminary conditions which, in the view of Ukraine and in my personal opinion, are completely unacceptable. This again reveals a strategy of delay on the part of Russia. If such a meeting does not take place, as agreed between Trump and Putin, then the ball will again be on our side, that is, with the Europeans and Americans. We will consult again. President Trump then proposed holding a trilateral meeting — between him, Putin, and Zelensky. This would be the logical next step if the agreed meeting does not happen within two weeks. - SK
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'A trilateral meeting will be planned' — Mertz stated that if Putin does not meet with Zelensky, the ball will once again be on the side of the Europeans and Americans. - The US President last week expressed the expectation that a meeting between Zelensky and Putin would take place within two weeks. This deadline expires next weekend. What reaction do you expect from Trump if such a meeting does not take place by next weekend? And what options for action do you have yourself? - Indeed, last week in our presence President Trump spoke on the phone with President Putin. After that, we discussed the results of this call. We jointly expressed the expectation that a meeting between President Zelensky and President Putin would take place within two weeks. Putin considers it appropriate to link this meeting to preliminary conditions which, in the view of Ukraine and in my personal opinion, are completely unacceptable. This again reveals a strategy of delay on the part of Russia. If such a meeting does not take place, as agreed between Trump and Putin, then the ball will again be on our side, that is, with the Europeans and Americans. We will consult again. President Trump then proposed holding a trilateral meeting — between him, Putin, and Zelensky. This would be the logical next step if the agreed meeting does not happen within two weeks. - SK

Zlatti71

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