Us Embassador on Vladimir Putin: US Ambassador Steve Witchoff has made a big claim about Russian President Vladimir Putin amid the ongoing war between Russia-Ukraine. He said that Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to end the ongoing war with Ukraine. He said this before an important meeting to be held in Saudi Arabia on Monday (March 24), in which officials of America, Russia will participate.

“I think he (President Vladimir Putin) wants peace.” He believes that some good results may come out of this meeting. Vitkoff has met the Russian President twice a recent weeks. His meetings are part of the plan of US President Donald Trump in which he wants to end the war between Ukraine and Russia.

US ambassador expressed confidence in talks

Vitkoff is confident that the conversation in Saudi Arabia will lead to a step towards peace. He told CNN, “I think you will see some real progress in Saudi Arabia on Monday (March 24).”

Concern in Europe, Trump Putin is very confident

In Europe, concern is being expressed that Trump is very much trusting Putin. But Vistoff says that Putin really wants peace. He said, “I don’t think he wants to capture the whole of Europe. This is a very different situation compared to World War II.”

Vitkoff believes that western countries should be a little soft in understanding Putin’s intentions. On Sunday (March 23) in Saudi Arabia, the US delegation spoke with Ukrainian officials on a possible partial ceasefire between Moscow and Kiev. After this, the US and Russian officials will hold talks in Saudi Arabia on Monday (March 24).

Putin rejected the 30 -day ceasefire proposal

Last week, Putin agreed to temporarily stop Ukraine’s power structure. But he turned down Trump’s 30 -day full ceasefire proposal. Trump believes that this 30 -day ceasefire can be the first step towards permanent peace. Ukraine accepted this proposal, but Putin was not ready for it.

American NSA What did you say about Russia-Ukraine talks,

White House National Security Advisor Mike Waltz said that the US is discussing some confidence steps in the conversation between Russia and Ukraine. These include the future of Ukrainian children who were taken to Russia during the war. Waltz told CBS News, “We are talking about many confidence steps. This is one of them.”

Russia forced thousands of children- Ukraine

Ukraine says that Russia forcefully took thousands of Ukrainian children. He described it as a war crime and said that it comes under the definition of the United Nations’ genocide treaty. But Russia says that it took out the people of their own will and saved the weak children from the battle.