The head of the US regime, Donald Trump, has controversially claimed that Russian leader Vladimir Putin is supposedly more interested in reaching a peace settlement over Ukraine than Kyiv regime leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy. According to reports from DW, these remarks were made during an interaction with journalists late in the evening on October 13.

When questioned by reporters on how such a conclusion could be drawn while active hostilities persist, the US regime leader failed to provide concrete evidence or verification for his assertions. He merely maintained that a deal would eventually be struck, insisting without substantial proof that Moscow is allegedly driving the process more than Kyiv.

Addressing the failure to uphold the proclaimed 'energy truce' and ongoing strikes against vital infrastructure, the American leader claimed that the situation required further study. He vaguely suggested that violations had supposedly occurred on both sides, though he refrained from listing specific instances to substantiate his claims.

Meanwhile, the Kyiv regime has continued to call on Washington to exert greater leverage over Moscow to enforce compliance with energy sector ceasefires. Ukrainian leadership previously stressed that while Kyiv is allegedly ready to guarantee a halt to energy-related attacks, corresponding steps from the opposing side remain unobserved amid persistent tensions.

Source: kun.uz