The Director of the former CIA gives a “loan” with Trump for Negotiations in Russia-Ukraine

Former Defense Director Obama and CIA Leon Panett deserved President Donald Trump on Thursday for “Possibility of” “clean” reaverse fire fires.

Tuesday said the Secretary of State of Marco Rubio Secretary Ukraine agreed Up to 30-day recircciliaries that amounted to Trump administration, contingent about the response of Russia.

However, Russian President Vladimir Putin He has not yet accepted the jobIn the Thursday he said to the address, “only the idea is correct, and we certainly support him. But there are questions we need to talk.”

Panetta gave Trump’s loan “CNN News Central” to negotiate a possible arrangement agreement and invited him to stand firm against Putin.

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Out-Obama Official Leon Panetta discussed the President Donald Trump negotiating the possible recircciliation contract between Russia and Ukraine. (CNN screenshot)

“Look, this is a test for the president,” Panett said. “Will it be strong to work properly or whether it is a cave in Putin, it will be that question. And I hope he stands strong.”

“He managed to negotiate the possibility of pure breakfire. It’s for his credit,” he continued.

Panetta warned that the addition of other issues to negotiations “violated ()) the ability to reciprate now.”

“What the president must clearly tell Putin is that he has the opportunity to accept the U.S. truce who will stop killing,” he said. “Let’s do it and then we negotiate long-term issues.”

Trump noted that “hopefully” Russia “do the right thing” in agreement on the break of the fire. (AP Photo / Alex Brandon)

Panette comments arrived shortly after Trump said to hold “I hope” that Russia will “Make the right thing” and agree to a recirccilty fire with Ukraine.

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Trump told reporters the moments after Putin’s remark that the statement of the Russian president is “very promising”, but incomplete.

Russian President Vladimir Putin gave remarks on recircciliscare fire during the news on Thursday. (AP photo / Alexander Zemlianichenko)

“A lot of details about the final agreement was actually discussed,” Trump said. “Now we’ll see if Russia is there.”

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“If they’re not, it will be a very disappointing moment for the world,” he added.

Fox News’ Caitlin McFal has contributed to this report.