Ukraine-Russa-Russia last: Trump says that Putin must “move” on the ceased as a fire as an American correspondent in Russia for the interviews

The president of the United States Donald Trump has published that “Russia must move” while her correspondent Steve Witkoff was preparing to meet Vladimir Putin.

He published on his social media platform: “Russia must move. Too many people are dying, thousands a week, in a terrible and senseless war”.

And a poorly formulated phrase implied that he did not know he was president of the United States.

“A war that would never have had to happen, and it would not have happened, if you were president !!!” He wrote.

In addition to Steve Witkoff, today Vladimir Putin in Russia was also in St. Petersburg to contain what the Kremlin called an “extraordinarily important” meeting on the development of the Russian Navy, which is in the grip of an important modernization and an expansion.

The spokesman for the Kremlin Dmitry Peskov played the expected meeting of Witkoff-Putin, saying to the Russian state media that the visit of the US sending would not have been “important” and that no turning point was expected.

The meeting will be their third this year.

The Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov described the meeting of the “contact group” at the NATO headquarters as “productive, effective and efficient”, claiming to have produced “one of the greatest” assistance packages that Ukraine has received.

“We are grateful to every nation that provided this support,” he said.

On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin Will will keep interviews in Ukraine with the envoy of the President of the United States Donald Trump Steve Witkoff, who is visiting Russia, according to the Tass State news agency, citing the Kremlin.

The spokesman for the Kremlin Dmitry Peskov said that the two could also discuss a future meeting between Putin and Trump.

But he warned that Witkoff’s visit would not be “important” and that nobody should expect important discoveries.

The Estonian Navy arrested a oil tanker in the Baltic Sea on Friday and embarked on the ship to inspect his legal status and his safety, said the Prime Minister of the country.

The ship, named Kiwala, was traveling for Russia at the time of seizure, the Marinetraffic data showed.

“Estonia takes a lot of suspicious activities in the Baltic Sea very seriously,” said Prime Minister Estonian Kristen Michal in a post on social media X.

An ex -dancer imprisoned for giving £ 40 to support Ukraine returned home after being freed in an exchange of prisoners.

Ksenia Karelina, who spent more than a year in a Russian prison, landed at the Andrews joined base in Maryland at 23:00 around 23:00, local time.

Her boyfriend boxer Chris Van Heerden was there to greet her on the catwalk. He said in a statement that was “happy to hear that the love of my life, Ksenia Karelina, is returning home from unjust detention in Russia.

“He endured a nightmare for 15 months and I can’t wait to keep it. Our dog, boots, is also looking forward to his return.”

The British defense secretary, John Healey, said that Ukrainian allies promised € 21 billion (£ 18.2 billion) in military aid – a record push in funding for Ukraine

The United Kingdom’s commitment for 4.5 billion pounds for this year is included in that figure, which according to Healey is his highest contribution ever.

Healey said that 2025 is the critical year for Ukraine in the fight against the invasion of Vladimir Putin.

“Now is the critical moment … for the defense industries, the military and governments to intensify,” he said, adding that it is a question of sending a message to Ukraine that “we are with you in struggle and peace”.