Putin says Ukraine negotiations cannot resume quickly, responding to Trump

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that talks to end the war in Ukraine cannot restart immediately. He was responding to a proposal from former US President Donald Trump. Putin made these remarks during a press conference on Thursday. He indicated that the current conditions do not allow for a swift return to negotiations.

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