Putin made a statement on the Russian-Ukrainian ceasefire, while Trump and Zelensky made separate statements

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he supports the proposal for a 30-day ceasefire with Ukraine, but there are many issues that need to be discussed and resolved. At a joint press conference after meeting with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, Putin said that Russia agreed to the proposal to end hostilities with Ukraine, but only if the ceasefire can lead to lasting peace and eliminate the root causes of the crisis in Ukraine. Putin also said that with Russia in control of the situation in Kursk region, the 30-day temporary ceasefire proposed by the United States is beneficial to Ukraine, and he is concerned about how to monitor the ceasefire and other issues. He may speak with US President Trump by phone. During a meeting with NATO Secretary General Rutte at the White House, Trump described Putin as making a very promising statement, but it was not complete. He was willing to meet or talk with Putin, emphasizing that a ceasefire agreement must be reached as soon as possible. Ukrainian President Zelensky believes that Putin is ready to reject the ceasefire proposal, but he is afraid to tell Trump directly that Russia sets conditions for a ceasefire, trying to delay it or make it impossible to achieve it.