Data March 14, Russian President Putin expressed support for the proposal to cease fire with Ukraine for 30 days, but many issues need to be discussed and resolved. After the meeting with Belarusian President Lukashenko, Putin said at a joint press conference that Russia agrees with the proposal to end the hostile situation with Ukraine, on the condition that the ceasefire can bring long-lasting peace and eliminate the root causes of the Ukrainian crisis. Putin also mentioned that the temporary ceasefire proposal by the United States on the 30th is favorable to Ukraine under the circumstances of Russia controlling the situation in the Kursk region, and he will follow up on issues such as how to supervise the ceasefire, possibly through a phone call with U.S. President Trump. When Trump met with NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg at the White House, he described Putin's statement as very hopeful but incomplete, expressing willingness to meet or talk with Putin, emphasizing the need to quickly reach a ceasefire protocol. Ukrainian President Zelensky believes that Putin is ready to reject the ceasefire proposal but dares not say it directly to Trump. Russia has set conditions for the ceasefire, attempting to delay the ceasefire or make it unachievable.