Putin is looking for

The Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is said to study an air truce with Ukraine to stop its drone and its missile bombing as a major privilege for President Trump before the deadline for Friday to make peace.

The Kremlin has repeatedly rejected attempts to a full ceasefire with Ukraine, but it is open to the weather truce if Kiev agreed to this, according to Bloomberg, citing a source familiar with the potential agreement.

The potential truce was put forward, as Trump’s Steve Wittov’s special envoy with Putin met on Wednesday in high -risk conversations to end the bloodshed.

The couple met for about three hours, as he was an auxiliary for Chrmelin for foreign policy Yuri Oshkov, who was present at the meeting, describing the conversation as “useful and constructive.”

No other details were shared and there was no immediate comment from the American side.

The state -owned Russian statement stated that one of Putin’s few allies in Europe, as well as the Dictator of the Belarusian Alexander Lukashenko, attached to the idea of a weather truce, according to a Russian -owned Russian square.

It is not clear how serious the Russians about the potential weather truce and Putin did not enjoy the audience of this possibility.

However, the cessation of drones and missile attacks would give Russia time to rebuild its air defenses and postpone punitive measures from Trump.

To Friday, Trump gave Russia to move towards peace with Ukraine, otherwise it will impose definitions or secondary sanctions against the country, which means that countries that import Russian energy will also strike punitive measures.

With wires after