The White House said Trump was "tired" of the Ukraine talks

The White House of the United States said that President Trump was "tired" of the "repeated talks" on the Ukraine issue.

Reuters reported that White House Press Secretary Levitt told the media on Thursday (December 11) that if the chances of signing a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine are high, Trump will send a representative to attend the Ukraine talks to be held in Europe this weekend. But Trump has lost patience with the fact that he has held many meetings but still failed to reach a conclusion.

She said, "The president is extremely disappointed with both sides of the conflict and he is tired of holding meetings just for the sake of holding them."

Washington has been pressured by Kyiv to quickly reach a peace agreement with Moscow. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with the media on Thursday that there are still two major differences between Ukraine and the United States regarding the "peace plan" between Russia and Ukraine that need to be further discussed. One is the territory of the Donetsk region and all related issues, and the other is the "co-management" of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power plant.

Regarding the territorial issue of the Donetsk region, Zelensky said that he has listened to all the proposals made by the US side and "actually" Russia through the US side, but these proposals are "completely contrary to Ukraine's interests", and Ukraine and the US still need to continue dialogue and seek a more appropriate solution.

After a phone call with the leaders of France, Germany and the UK on Wednesday (the 10th), Trump said that he had "intense" discussions with British Prime Minister Stammer, French President Macron and German Chancellor Mertz, which involved the prospects of talks in Europe over the weekend.

Levitt said, "The president hopes to see concrete actions to end this war. The Trump administration has spent more than 30 hours in talks with Russia, Ukraine and Europe over the past few weeks." Let's wait and see the meeting this weekend."