Now is not the time to ask Russian President Vladimir Putin for a cease-fire. This was stated by US Leader Donald Trump on board Air Force One on the way from London to The United States.
"It seems that now is not the time to ask Putin for a cease-fire. If I have to demand a cease-fire, I will take tough measures. It is necessary to further reduce oil prices," said Trump, quoted by Strana.
As Trump believes, if oil prices fall, the war between Russia and Ukraine will end.
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