Putin Sends Stark Warning
The Russian leader Vladimir Putin delivered a grim warning on Saturday, stating openly that he will not wait forever. According to him, Ukraine is not in a hurry to come to a peaceful settlement of the war, and in case Kyiv does not want to negotiate, then Russia will use the military to reach its objectives.
“If the Kyiv authorities do not want to resolve the matter peacefully, we will accomplish all the tasks before us in the course of the special military operation by military means,” Putin was quoted as saying by TASS News Agency.
He added with unmistakable gravity, “We see that even today, unfortunately, the leaders of the Kyiv regime are in no hurry to resolve this conflict peacefully. I spoke about this a year ago in a speech at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.”
The message has been delivered without any doubt: the time is running out, the situation in the battlefield is very tense, and worldwide viewers are observing closely every step taken. In the view of Putin, there are no limits to diplomacy, and if talks collapse, then military power will be the last resort.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy is traveling to Florida for a direct and somewhat tense meeting with US President Donald Trump on Sunday, despite the fact that the Russian attacks are still causing disturbances in Ukraine. The situation could not be more dramatic, demonstrating that Kyiv is adamant about pursuing peace even though the bombs are still dropping.
“This attack is again Russia’s answer to our peace efforts. And this really showed that Putin doesn’t want peace, and we want peace,” Zelensky said before meeting Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. His words hit like a headline: Ukraine wants dialogue, Russia seems to want war.
On the ground, Ukraine’s forces showed they aren’t backing down, successfully repelling Russian attempts near Myrnohrad and Huliaipole. Diplomacy is in the air, but so is danger. For citizens and leaders alike, it’s a high-stakes balancing act—one part hope, one part tension, with every move watched closely by the world.
20-Point Peace Plan on the Table
Sunday’s Florida meeting will discuss a 20-point proposal aimed at freezing the war along its current front lines.
The plan may require Ukraine to pull back troops from the east and create demilitarized buffer zones.
Zelenskyy Seeks European Backing
Before heading to Florida, Zelenskyy consulted European allies, including Ursula von der Leyen, Canada’s Mark Carney, and other leaders.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed that the European leaders gave Zelenskyy their “full support.”
Trump Plays the Waiting Game
On Friday, Trump made it clear he is in no rush to approve Zelenskyy’s proposal:
“He doesn’t have anything until I approve it. So we’ll see what he’s got,” he told Politico.
Russia Pushes Boundaries
Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov accused Zelenskyy of trying to “torpedo” the US-brokered deal.
Ryabkov stressed that any agreement must “remain within the limits” set by Trump and Putin.
High-Stakes Diplomacy
The meeting combines hope and tension: a potential roadmap for peace on one hand, and caution, brinkmanship, and global scrutiny on the other.
The world is watching as Kyiv, Washington, and Moscow navigate a complex chessboard where every move counts.
(With Inputs)
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