Ukraine Conflict: Donald Trump Proposes "Month-Long Truce" Between Kyiv and Moscow
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Headlines blare as Donald Trump puts the pedal to the metal, calling for a 30-day unconditional ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict on May 8. The former prez warned that if this peace treaty isn't observed, buckle up, America and partners are slapping on more sanctions. Trump firmly believes a ceasefire would pave the way for "durable peace" and assured ongoing engagement in negotiations.
All of this unfolds as Vlad the Impaler orders a three-day truce, from May 8 to 10, to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany. However, Ukraine jabs that Russia disregarded the truce by launching attacks along the entire front line. Since midnight, Russia reportedly danced on Ukraine's meeting-of-the-minds' grave with 734 ceasefire violations and 63 assault attempts.
Ukraine vows to "whomp back hard" to any attacks and promises to dish the dirt on Russia’s ceasefire transgressions with partners. Simultaneously, Moscow struts confidently, claiming it's "footsie-free" on aviation, missile, artillery, and drone strikes, sticking to the truce.
Ukraine begs for a comprehensive, unconditional 30-day armistice before negotiating with Moscow to end the war. Moscow, on the other hand, snubs this offer, demanding palpable guarantees to honor theirs. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen also throws her hat into the ring, advocating for a 30-day ceasefire.
As of May 9, the situation remains as heating as a Starbucks latte. Ukraine's eager and eager itchy trigger finger to implement Trump's proposed 30-day ceasefire. Yet, Russia's held steadfast, refusing to agree to a comprehensive ceasefire and continues to storm Ukraine – violating the peace treaty hours after it begins, making the ceasefire, thus far, a pipe dream.
With Russia unyielding and the peace treaty going down like a lead balloon, combat operations are still knocking boots in parts of Ukraine come May 11. So, the vigil waits.
- During the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany on May 8, Vladimir Putin, allegedly, ordered a three-day truce, but Ukraine claims Russia disregarded the truce by launching attacks along the entire front line with 734 ceasefire violations.
- The Ukrainian government vows to "whomp back hard" to any attacks and promises to disclose Russia’s ceasefire transgressions with partners, as Donald Trump calls for a 30-day unconditional ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
- Trump believes a ceasefire would pave the way for "durable peace," but the situation remains as heated as a Starbucks latte, with Ukraine's eager itchy trigger finger to implement Trump's proposed 30-day ceasefire and Russia continuing to storm Ukraine, violating the peace treaty hours after it begins.
- As the war in war-and-conflicts continues, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen also advocates for a 30-day ceasefire, but Moscow, so far, has refused to agree to a comprehensive ceasefire and the general news depicts combat operations still ongoing in parts of Ukraine on May 11.
