The team of the President-elect of the United States Donald Trump has not yet presented Ukraine his plan to end the war with Russia, but is actively consulting on this issue both with Kiev and with the administration of the current President Joe Biden. This was reported by NBC News citing its sources, reports UNN.
The publication says Trump's advisers and future officials in his cabinet have a set of differing opinions on approaches to resolving the conflict.
Trump himself, who has in the past pledged to end the war within a day of taking office, is also not revealing details. In a recent conversation with reporters, he confirmed that he is already actively working to end the war, but declined to say more so as “not to interfere with the negotiations.
He also did not respond to a question about whether he had spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin after his victory in November's presidential election. According to an NBC News source, “Trump is really serious about getting a cease-fire on day one.
As the authors write, citing their sources, Trump's team “has not yet informed President Zelensky's government of any potential plans.
“However, recent meetings and conversations between Zelensky, Trump and their advisers have been constructive, including their private meeting in Paris organized by French President Emmanuel Macron,” the publication said.
At the same time, Trump's team refused to answer the question of whether Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who is close to Putin, could have brought the president-elect any message from the Russian leader during a recent visit to Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence, according to NBC News.