Unprecedented demands; Trump has targeted half of Ukraine’s sources

Recely revealed documes show that US Preside Donald Trump has made unprecedeed demands for Ukrainian Preside Walodimir Zelnski in exchange for US support for Kiev.

The telegraph newspaper reported that Trump has demanded about half of the oil, gas, hydrocarbon resources as well as the scarce elemes of Ukraine without any security guaraee for the coury.

“This is a confiscation docume,” said Alan Riley, an energy law expert at the Atlaic Council. “There is no guaraee, nor the defense clause, and the United States does nothing for it.”

The report came after three days of iensive negotiations that led to a temporary agreeme for the ceasefire between the Trump administration, Ukraine and Russia. The details of this agreeme – including its provisions and how to execute – have been disputed by the parties involved, which shows that the path to complete peace will be a difficult and challenging path.

Limited and stressful ceasefire

Immediately after the announceme on Tuesday, coradictory statemes were released by the parties. Each of the two sides disagreed about the timing of the attack on energy facilities and accused each other of violating the ceasefire.

Russia described the condition of its share of the agreeme to open the Black Sea shipping routes, while Kiev has rejected the condition.

Russian officials have described the results of the conversations as promising, but Zelnsky called it a “good start” that some Ukrainian officials have expressed dissatisfaction with. “I feel that this agreeme is more in favor of the enemy,” Ukrainian parliamearian Yaroslau Gelzeniak told the Ierfax News agency.

Focus on the security of shipping routes in the Black Sea

The United States announced on Tuesday that it had reached a temporary agreeme with Ukraine and Russia to stop the clashes and ensure security in the Black Sea.

Details of the agreeme have not been released, but it appears to be another effort to revive the Black Sea shipping agreeme, which was achieved in year 6 by UN and Turkish mediation, but was canceled in July.

Russia has said that the agreeme is depende on the lifting of the sanctions of the Russian Agricultural Bank and other financial institutions active in the food and fertilizer trade and that their access to the Iernational Swift Payme System should also be established.

Zelksky rejected Russian claims about the terms of the agreeme, saying that Moscow is lying about the conditions; However, the United States further announced that it will help Russia return to the world market for agricultural exports and fertilizer.

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