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特朗普称,俄罗斯和乌克兰同意停火三天。

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-- 俄罗斯和乌克兰已同意停火三天,并交换战俘。 “我很高兴地宣布,俄罗斯和乌克兰之间的战争将于5月9日、10日和11日停火三天,”特朗普周五在Truth Social上发帖称。 特朗普补充说,两国将在临时停火期间暂停所有“军事行动”。 “这项请求是我亲自提出的,我非常感谢弗拉基米尔·普京总统和弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基总统的同意,”特朗普补充道。 两国为结束这场始于2022年的战争而进行的谈判仍在进行中。 “希望这标志着这场漫长、惨烈且艰苦的战争即将结束,”特朗普说,并补充说,结束冲突的讨论“每天都在取得进展”。 泽连斯基总统在X网站上发文称,经美国政府斡旋,乌克兰已获得俄罗斯同意进行战俘交换。 泽连斯基表示:“对我们来说,红场远不如能够回家的乌克兰战俘的生命重要。”他同时强调,基辅将继续把释放乌克兰战俘作为首要任务。 泽连斯基表示,鉴于近期莫斯科方面释放的与乌克兰长期制裁战略相关的信号,乌克兰已向俄罗斯传达了其行动中的“对等原则”。 泽连斯基说:“5月9日、10日和11日必须建立停火机制。”他还表示,已指示乌克兰官员迅速做好交换战俘所需的一切安排。 泽连斯基感谢特朗普和美国谈判团队的外交斡旋,并表示乌克兰希望华盛顿确保俄罗斯全面遵守已达成的停火和战俘交换条款。

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