Vance tells Russia and Ukraine to reach an agreement or us

Vice President JD Vance warned Wednesday that Moscow and kyiv must reach an agreement or Washington will end their efforts to reach a high fire. It was the Second Warning of the Trump Administration In less than a week, despite the frequent promises of President Trump before his second term that the war would end immediately.

“We have issued a very explicit proposal to both Russians and Ukrainians, and it is time for them to say yes, or that the United States moves away from this process,” Vance told journalists in India, where he is on a four -day visit.

Vance spoke as envoys of the nations of Washington, kyiv and European gathered for conversations in the United Kingdom in the middle of a new impulse from the United States to finish Russia War in Ukraine.

“Now is the moment, I think, if not the final step, one of the final steps, which is, at a wide level, that the party says that we are going to stop the murder, we are going to freeze the territorial lines at some level near where they are today,” Vance added. “Now, of course, that means that Ukrainians and Russians will have to give up some of the territory they currently have.”

President Trump promised in the campaign to reach an agreement between Moscow and kyiv in 24 hours, but since then he has failed to obtain concessions from President Vladimir Putin. Trump proposed a high unconditional fire in March, whose principle was accepted by kyiv but rejected by Putin.

The White House welcomed a separate agreement from both parties to stop attacks against energy infrastructure for 30 days, but the Kremlin has said that it considers that the moratorium has expired.

Vance’s comments occurred when the high officials of the United States, France, the United Kingdom and Ukraine Germany were having conversations in London aimed at ensuring a high fire between Ukraine and Russia, after the Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio, withdrew from the upper level conversations that had been scheduled, said News.

Rubio said he had spoken with his British counterpart, the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, David Lammy, on Tuesday night, calling for the “productive” conversation. He said that the American delegation to London was being directed by the special presidential envoy Keith Kellogg.

“I hope to continue after the continuous discussions in London and reprogram my trip to the United Kingdom in the coming months,” said Rubio.

Lammy also called the conversation with “productive” blond and said that “the United Kingdom is working with the United States, Ukraine and Europe for peace and to end the illegal invasion of Putin. The conversations continue in the rhythm and the officials will meet in London tomorrow. This is a critical moment for the security of Ukraine, Great Brittany and Euro -atlantic.”

Haley Ott contributed to this report.

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