European leaders invite Trump to discuss the ceasefire in Russia-Ukraine for 30 days

European leaders Donald Trump called the US President to discuss proposals for a 30 -day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine from Monday during his visit to Kiev.

The invitation came after the leaders of the so -called “coalition from those who want” held a meeting to discuss advanced peace talks.

The leaders of France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Poland were personally hosted by President Ukraine Voludmir Zelinsky, while others joined remotely.

European Commission President Ursula von der Lin said that the coalition supported the “complete and unconditional” ceasefire – which was originally proposed by Trump – and that the European Union was prepared to “impose more biting sanctions” if broken.

The presence of UK Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the new German adviser Friedrich Mirz in the Ukrainian capital, was a symbolic response to More than 20 leaders joined Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow Friday.

In a joint statement before the visit, they said they “will stand in Kiev in solidarity with Ukraine against the barbaric and illegal invasion in Russia.”

The leaders added: “Besides the United States, we call on Russia to agree to a 30 -day and unconditional ceasefire to create space for talks on a fair and lasting peace.”

The ceasefire is scheduled for 30 hours, which Putin is called by Putin to Mark on the day of victory in Russia, on Saturday. It witnessed a decrease in fighting, but both sides accused the other of violations.

The “coalition of those who wish” was formed to eventually strengthen any peace agreement with security guarantees, including the possibility of putting forces in Ukraine.

Trump earlier repeated the invitation to a 30 -day unlawful shooting after a phone call to Zelensky.

“If the ceasefire is not respected, the United States and its partners will impose other sanctions,” he wrote on social media.

As the meeting continued, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Russia “has already used to sanctions” and knew how to reduce its effect, adding: “There is no use in trying to intimidate us with these sanctions.”

Meanwhile, Dmitry Medvedev, the former Russian president and vice -president of the Russian Security Council, told the European allies of “these peace plans.”

Among the other leaders who joined the meeting from the remote of Prime Minister Italy Georgia Meloni, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, von der Layen, and Mark Root, the Secretary -General of NATO.

Russian attack reports continue through Ukraine, despite Russia’s allegations of temporary shooting.

In the northern Sumi area, a 85 -year -old woman was killed, three others were wounded, 19 residential houses and 10 other buildings destroyed or damaged, Ukrainian police said.

In Kostyantynivka, the eastern Donetsk region, one person was injured, and two housing blocks caught after Russian attacks, according to the emergency service in the Ukrainian state.

In the southern city of Khaisson, a 58 -year -old local population sought medical help after an attack by a Russian drone carrying explosives, the regional administration said.