Trump Sets ‘Psychological Deadline’ for Russia in Ukraine War

U.S. President Donald Trump has declared a “psychological deadline” for Russia to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine — though no exact date has been set.

Trump to Rely on Intuition, Not a Fixed Timeline

Trump said he would rely on his instincts rather than official deadlines to gauge whether Russia is negotiating in good faith.

“I Won’t Be Happy If They Stall,” Trump Warns

“If I think they’re dragging their feet, I’m not going to be happy about that,” Trump told reporters. He believes President Putin wants to make a deal.

Tensions Over Putin’s Comments on Ukraine

Trump expressed disappointment over Putin’s recent proposal to install a temporary government in Ukraine, calling it concerning.

Trump Threatens New Sanctions on Russian Oil

Trump warned he would impose tougher sanctions on Russian oil exports if Moscow fails to engage seriously in negotiations.

Putin Suggests UN-Led Interim Control in Ukraine

President Putin has proposed placing Ukraine under temporary international governance to facilitate future elections.

Putin: Current Ukrainian Government Is Not Legitimate

Putin claimed Ukraine’s civilian authorities are “not legal” due to the absence of presidential elections.

Russia Calls for Elections Under ‘Democratic Oversight’

Moscow argues that a UN-backed interim administration would help ensure democratic elections and a stable government.

Trump Unhappy, But Maintains Personal Ties with Putin

Despite frustration over the interim government proposal, Trump emphasized his strong personal relationship with Putin.

“Putin Is Doing the Right Thing” — Trump Still Optimistic

While critical of recent developments, Trump noted that Putin “is doing the right thing” and expressed hope for a resolution.