TRUMP GIVES RUSSIA TEN OR TWELVE DAYS TO END WAR ON UKRAINE

‎United States President Donald Trump has set a new deadline of 10 or 12
days for Russia to reach a peace deal in its war on Ukraine or face tough
new sanctions, underscoring his frustration with Russian President Vladimir
Putin for prolonging the conflict.
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‎Speaking in Scotland, where he is holding meetings with European leaders
and playing golf, Trump on Monday said he was disappointed in Putin and
shortened a 50-day deadline he had set this month.
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‎The US president has repeatedly voiced exasperation with Putin for
continuing attacks on Ukraine despite US efforts to end the war and has
threatened both sanctions on Russia and buyers of its exports unless
progress towards a settlement is made.
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‎Reacting, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hailed Trump’s clear
stance and expressed determination over his remarks targeting Russia to
end the war in Ukraine.
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‎While there was no immediate comment from Russia, it's Former President,
Dmitry Medvedev, a close ally of Putin, said in a post on X that Trump was
playing the ultimatum game with Russia, and that such an approach could
lead to a war involving the US.