Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in Arabic ADVERTISEMENTEuropean foreign affairs ministers are not buying Russia\u2019s Vladimir Putin\u2019s attempts to end its military aggression in Ukraine and are ramping up pressure on the US to respond accordingly.\u201cClearly, Vladimir Putin does not seem to have any willingness to enter into a ceasefire and to start peace negotiations,\u201d French Foreign Minister Jean-No\u00ebl Barrot told reporters at NATO headquarters on Friday.Barrot, who arrived at the two-day meeting of foreign ministers alongside his British counterpart, said the situation should prompt all those committed to Euro-Atlantic security to increase pressure on Putin to finally come to the negotiating table.\u201cWe see you, Vladimir Putin. We know what you are doing. And that is why we are pledged to continue to put Ukraine in the strongest possible position, militarily, economically, and with the humanitarian context that they need,\u201d UK\u2019s David Lammy said.\u00a0In recent weeks, US President Donald Trump has broken the deadlock in ceasefire negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, while assuring that the Kremlin is committed to peace.But Moscow rejected a US proposal in March for a 30-day ceasefire after Ukraine expressed agreement \u2014 and European NATO allies believe Putin may simply be stalling to gain an advantage on the battlefield.German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said Russia\u2019s calls for negotiations are currently nothing but \u201cempty words and promises\u201d as attacks on Ukraine persist.\u201cUkraine has made it clear that it wants a ceasefire immediately, without preconditions, and that is exactly what is needed now,\u201d the German Green politician added.A NATO official said on Thursday that there is no indication Russia\u2019s strategic goals have changed, and that it is continuing to escalate pressure in pursuit of wartime gains.\u201cWe continue to doubt that Putin’s team is coming to the table with good intent,\u201d the official said.As the US pushes to end the three-year-old war in Ukraine, Russia has announced a massive conscription drive of 160,000 new soldiers and continues its attacks on Ukrainian territory.\u201cIf you look at the way that Russia has been behaving so far, we find that whatever type of energy ceasefire was made doesn\u2019t look like it is being adhered to by the Russians,\u201d said the official.Earlier this week, both sides accused each other of launching new attacks on energy infrastructure, violating the US-brokered moratorium reached after last month\u2019s lengthy phone call between Trump and Putin.\u201cWe cannot wait forever \u2014 it is now up to Russia to show whether it wants peace or whether it wants to continue its war of aggression,\u201d Spanish Foreign Minister Jos\u00e9 Manuel Albares said.Meanwhile, his Canadian counterpart welcomed cooperation with the US to push for a ceasefire, noting that Russia has tried to sow division and weaken the transatlantic alliance. \u201cBut at one point, we need a decision \u2014 and there need to be consequences,\u201d M\u00e9lanie Joly said.ADVERTISEMENT\u201cWe think that if ultimately they don\u2019t agree to that ceasefire, there should be consequences,\u201d she concluded.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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