Russia Responds to Ultimatum, Sets Conditions to End Ukraine Conflict

In response to U.S. President Donald Trump's recent

to end the Ukraine conflict within 100 days, Russian officials have expressed about the of such a timeline. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov emphasized that resolving the conflict would require the U.S. to adopt a more realistic approach. He stated that without such a shift, in 100 days or even longer would be unlikely.

President Trump has indicated his willingness to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin as soon as possible to negotiate an end to the conflict. He has also proposed measures such as urging Saudi Arabia and OPEC to lower global oil prices to reduce Russia's revenue, and has threatened

if Russia does not promptly address the situation.

The Russian Foreign Ministry has responded by asserting that neither Kyiv nor Western nations have shown genuine readiness for peace talks. They highlighted ongoing Western military support to Ukraine and the

of ultimatums to Russia as . Furthermore, Moscow its conditions for peace, which include Ukraine withdrawing from territories Russia has , committing to , and the lifting of Western sanctions. These terms have been previously rejected by Ukraine, which has its own peace formula and has negotiations with President Putin.