Lavrov said Russia would not accept the NATO army in Ukraine, Lavrov said after talking with us.

Sergei Lavov, Russian Foreign Minister, said his state would not accept the peaceful maintenance of Ukraine in the Ukraine’s NATO countries with a high -level dialogue with Saudi Arabia in the United States.

“The appearance of the army under the other flag does not change anything. Of course, it cannot be completely accepted.”

Russia and the United States agreed to appoint a team to begin negotiations with war.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said, “Today is the first stage of a long and difficult journey, but the first stage of an important journey.”

Ukraine was not invited to the talks, and President VolodyMyr Zelensky said, “It’s surprised.”

But US President Donald Trump later said he was “disappointed” later in Ukrainian reactions.

As he talked with the reporters of Mar-A-Lago, he asked the Ukrainians who could feel betrayed by the BBC what his message was.

“I was angry about what they didn’t have. Well, they had been in place for three years and it took a long time before. This can be settled very easily.”

Trump said he was “much more confident” after the meeting between Saudi Arabia’s US and Russian officials.

“They were very good. Russia wants to do something. They want to stop the brutal barbarians.”

“I think I have the power to end this war,” he said.

He asked about the prospects of European countries sent to Ukraine.

The meeting in Riyadh is known to have met Russia and the US delegation for the first time since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

At the meeting, Steve Witkoff, USA, US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, and Russian presidential aides, Yury Ushakov, and Russian sovereignty funds Kirill Dmitriev).

Lavrov then said that the United States and Russia would appoint ambassadors to each other’s nations as soon as possible and create “conditions for restoring cooperation.”

“This was a very useful conversation. We heard each other’s words and heard each other.”

He repeated Russia’s relocation that the expansion of the NATO defense alliance and Ukraine would be a “direct threat to Russia.”

Rubio, meanwhile, said Russia was willing to participate in a serious process to end the conflict.

“There must be concessions in every way. We will not decide what it is.”

European leaders had a hurry to arrange their response to their response to the clear violence between Russia and the United States, depending on President Trump in Paris on Monday, but did not agree with the unified position.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Ukrainian contract would demand “backstops of the United States” to prevent Russia from attacking their neighbors again and to consider deploying British troops to Ukraine.

But Olaf Scholz, a major NATO alliance, said in a discussion of “completely early” to send an army to Ukraine.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk also said he would not want to send an army, and the only European leader of Trump’s inauguration, Giorgia Meloni.

She said at a meeting in Paris that deploying European troops would be the “most complex and most effective” way of securing peace in Ukraine.

In Riyadh, Rubio said the European Union said, “It should be at the table at some point because it has a imposed sanction.”

When there was no Ukraine at the meeting, he insisted that “no one can be a side job.”

“Everyone involved in that conflict is okay with it.

Ukrainian leaders seemed to be noticeably tired when they responded to meetings at a press conference in Türkiye.

Zelensky said, “We want everything to be fair and no one will decide nothing behind us.

“You can’t make a decision without Ukraine on how to end the Ukrainian war in Ukraine.”

He will be surprised at all smiles of Riyad’s American and Russian faces, but he will know that he cannot change everything he agrees with his head.

President Ukraine will also find out that his country’s resistance is likely to be resisting that the Russian troops with no help in the United States are very slim.