US President Donald Trump warned today that the United States is ready to take another step “very soon” if no agreement between Moscow and Kiev is reached for the end of the war in Ukraine.

Trump said that “we will stop participating” in the efforts to settle the war in Ukraine if either Russia or Ukraine make the end of the conflict very difficult. “If for whatever reason, one of the two sides makes things very difficult. We will simply say: ‘You are stupid. You are foolish. You are awful’, and we will close it.”

“But I hope we don’t have to do this,” he said.

However, he told reporters that he does not want to say that he was leaving the conversations. He stressed that he still believes that there is a good opportunity to end the conflict.

“There is no specific number of days, but we want to regulate it quickly,” the US president said from the White House. His statements come after statements by Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, who threatened earlier today that Washington “will take another step” if he concludes that peace “is not possible”.

Rubio stated characteristically That while the United States is committed to helping the war ending, if a clear way to peace is not shown soon, they will leave the mediation efforts for peace, the State Department said.

“The United States has other priorities,” the US diplomat’s leader added, departing from France, following a series of meetings held yesterday, Thursday, with Ukrainians and Europeans in Paris.

In March, Donald Trump had initially proposed an unconditional and complete ceasefire, a proposal first accepted by Kiev under the pressure of Washington but was rejected by Vladimir Putin.

The White House then welcomed the two warranty on a cessation of attacks on the opponent’s energy infrastructure for 30 days. However, the Kremlin has said that it believes that this moratorium is “expiring”, causing more confusion about the direction that Donald Trump sought.

Vladimir Putin tries to save time? “I hope not,” the Republican president replied. “I’ll tell you soon.”

“No one fools me. I try to help,” he also said.

Americans, Europeans and Ukrainians agreed to meet again next week in London for new talks.