Ukraine President Volodimir Jailonsky has said that he is ready to “creative cooperation” to end the ongoing war with Russia. He made this statement after a phone conversation with US President Donald Trump. According to an Exios report, Trump told Jailonsky that Russian President Vladimir Putin prioritize “comprehensive peace agreement” rather than a ceasefire.

Washington tour announcement
Jailonsky confirmed in a brief statement that he would go to Washington on Monday at the invitation of Donald Trump. This meeting is special because this will be the second meeting after an unfortunate encounter between the two leaders in the Oval office in February this year.

Negotiations after Alaska Summit
There was no compromise on the Ukraine ceasefire at the recent Alaska summit. After this, while returning to Washington, Donald Trump interacted with Jailonsky and other European leaders. His conversation with the Ukrainian President lasted more than an hour. Jailonsky said that his conversation with President Trump was “long and meaningful”. He also stated that he has received “positive signs” on the security guarantee received from the US.

Trump put responsibility on Jailonsky
In an interview to Fox News Channel before leaving Alaska, President Donald Trump said that he and Putin have agreed to several points after the meeting, but he said that “completing it is really dependent on the President’s Jailnsky. Although he also believed that European countries will also have a role in this process. There has been no response from European leaders.

NATO leaders talk on phone
While returning to Washington, President Donald Trump did not talk to the media. After landing his flight, White House Press Secretary Caroline Lewitt said that Trump discussed the phone with NATO leaders after a long conversation with Jailonsky.

Usa news: US President Donald Trump had recently announced a counter -duty imposition of tariffs being imposed by several countries, including India and China, to impose retaliation from April 2. He said that the US would impose as much duty on imports from countries as they impose on American exports.

Trump also clarified that he has no intention of giving discounts on steel and aluminum tariffs. He said that reciprocal tariffs will be implemented from April 2 along with regional tariffs on American trade partners. In this episode, he has given a big statement about India.

Trump said this about India

Donald Trump recently gave an interview to Breetbart News, in which he discussed the relations between America and India. When he was asked about the recent summit with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he said that he has very good relations with India, but also alleged that India has put high tariffs on America.

Trump said, “I have very good relations with India, but my only problem is that India is one of the most tariffs in the world.” He further said, ‘I think they are going to reduce these tariffs to a great extent soon, but from April 2 we will also put as much tariff on them as they put on us.’

This thing said about IMEEC

Regarding the Indo-Madhya Pradesh East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEC), he said that it is a group of magnificent countries that are united to face countries that are harming America in trade. During this, he did not take the name of China. On this agreement, he signed during PM Modi’s visit to America.