A former U.S. president has claimed that both the Russian leader and the Ukrainian president share a desire to halt the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, suggesting their positions may not be as far apart as widely perceived. The remarks come amid continued military engagements and diplomatic tensions, raising questions about the potential for negotiations or shifts in strategy. The statement contrasts with public rhetoric from both sides, where calls for victory and resistance have dominated recent statements. Analysts may now scrutinize whether this assertion signals a possible thaw in diplomatic efforts or simply reflects a strategic assessment of the war’s prolonged nature.
Trump says Putin and Zelenskyy both want to end Russia’s war on Ukraine
