Trump first announced the planned call on Sunday, stating there was “a very good chance” of reaching a deal. “We are doing pretty well, I think, with Russia,” he told reporters aboard Air Force One. “We’ll see if we have something to announce maybe by Tuesday.”
When asked what concessions Russia would make in a potential deal, Trump said discussions have taken place about “dividing up” assets. “We will be talking about land. We will be talking about power plants,” he said. “I think a lot of it has already been discussed at length by both sides, Ukraine and Russia.”
Last week, U.S. officials said “the ball is now in Russia’s court” after Ukraine agreed to the ceasefire deal. Putin has, so far, resisted fully endorsing the U.S. proposal, citing “nuances” that require “painstaking research” as his troops seek to push out Ukrainian forces out of the southwestern Russian region of Kursk and strip Kyiv of a key bargaining chip in the talks.
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