Bloomberg: Russia to demand suspension of US military aid to Ukraine during ceasefire

Russia’s Ceasefire Demand: No Arms to Ukraine!

Russia demands suspension of all arms deliveries to Ukraine during the 30-day ceasefire, Bloomberg reported citing informed sources.

According to the agency, Vladimir Putin made such a proposal last week during a meeting with Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Whitkoff. A halt in arms deliveries is a precondition for signing a truce agreement, said a senior European official and three sources in Moscow familiar with Russia’s position. It is at least a question of cutting off U.S. aid, the two sources in Moscow said.

At the same time, Europe is extremely reluctant to agree to Russia’s demands to block arms deliveries, a senior European official explained on condition of anonymity. In his opinion, this could lead to a situation where Russia could rearm in a month, while Ukraine would be deprived of such an opportunity.

In addition to the ceasefire, the phone conversation between Putin and Trump today will also touch upon the issue of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, the agency noted.

Author of the article
Valery Shiryayev
Military expert and journalist

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  1. AnnaGlobalVoice

    Stopping arms deliveries during a ceasefire sounds reasonable in theory, but it’s risky in practice. Russia could use this time to rearm while Ukraine is left defenseless. Europe is right to be cautious! 🌍

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  2. DavidNeutralGround

    Both sides need to compromise for peace, but halting arms deliveries entirely seems unrealistic. A balanced approach is needed to ensure fairness during the ceasefire.

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  3. MikeWar

    This ceasefire proposal is just another way for Russia to buy time and regroup militarily. Ukraine and its allies should tread carefully! ⚠️

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  4. Elena

    Why not agree to the ceasefire but keep arms deliveries discreet? Ukraine needs support, and a month without aid could be devastating for their defense capabilities. 🕊️

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  5. Sophia

    Europe’s hesitation makes sense—Russia has proven it can’t be trusted in previous agreements. A ceasefire without conditions that protect Ukraine is dangerous.

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  6. AlexGeopolitics

    Trump’s involvement in these negotiations is interesting, but will he push back against Russia’s demands? The U.S. needs to stand firm on supporting Ukraine!

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  7. JohnDiplomacy101

    Putin’s demand feels like a strategic move rather than a genuine peace effort. Cutting off U.S. aid would weaken Ukraine and tilt the balance in Russia’s favor.

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  8. MariaC

    If Russia truly wants peace, why make such a bold demand? This feels more like a power play than an attempt to end the war. Ukraine must stay vigilant!

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