US President Donald Trump confirmed on Monday that there is a possibility that Ukraine will become a Russian, which is what the Kremlin commented on, on Tuesday, that parts of Ukraine have already become Russian.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that the situation in Ukraine "is largely compatible with President Trump's words."

He added, "It is a fact that a large part of Ukraine wants to be a Russian, and it has already become so," in reference to the inclusion of Moscow four Ukrainian regions in 2022.

Trump had considered that ending the war was one of his priorities in the first months of his reign.

In his talk about the three -year war between Moscow and Kiev in an interview with Fox News broadcast on Monday, Trump said that the Ukrainians "may reach an agreement and may not reach it. They may become Russian one day, and they may not become Russian one day." .

Trump renewed his desire to obtain huge amounts of rare Ukrainian minerals for the aid that Washington paid Kiev in confronting the Russian attack.

Moscow welcomed its focus on ending the conflict. Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he was ready to hold direct talks with Trump in this regard.

Kiev fears that any settlement does not include strict military obligations that guarantee its security such as NATO membership or the deployment of Western peacekeepers and the Kremlin benefits from it to reassemble its ranks and re -arms to launch a new attack.