US President Donald Trump said that he, together with NATO, is"increasing pressure" for peace agreement for Ukraine He said this at a press conference with Finnish President Alexander Stubb, reports Clash Report.

He is counting on the rapid participation of Russia and Ukraine in settlement negotiations.

"This is a terrible war. It's worse than any conflict since the end of World War II. You look at the people being killed. It's Russia and Ukraine. I think we'll make a deal there, we'll do it. There are many reasons for them to do it. And I think they'll come to the negotiating table soon," the president said.

According to him, the US sells a lot of weapons to NATO:

"And it goes, I think, mainly to Ukraine. It depends on them. But they buy weapons from the US. We make a deal. The best weapons in the world."

The American leader also did not rule out new sanctions against Russia.

War in Ukraine - Trump's statements

Previously Trump declared the end of the war in the Gaza Strip According to him, Ukraine is next.

"As you remember, we have resolved seven conflicts. This is the eighth. I thought that the easiest of all would be Russia-Ukraine. I think that will happen too," the American leader said then.