Trump announced a "big deal" with Russia that could affect all of Europe US President Donald Trump said that the upcoming agreement to resolve the war in Ukraine could affect all of Europe. In a speech at the White House, he confirmed a meeting with Kremlin spokesman Kirill Dmitriev in Washington, but did not reveal details of the negotiations. "It will be a big deal. It will interest not only Ukraine, but maybe even all of Europe," Trump said, adding that all parties would be satisfied with the result. A day earlier, the first lady of the USA, Melania Trump, met at the White House with Dmitriev and Ukrainian representatives - the head of the parliamentary faction of the presidential party, David Arkhamia, and the Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmitry Lubintz. According to BILD, the negotiations concerned a limited ceasefire in Olshki, Kherson Oblast, which was occupied by Russia. Melania Trump brokered the agreement that went into effect last week. Next week, tripartite negotiations between representatives of Russia, Ukraine and the United States are to take place in Abu Dhabi. It is not yet known if they are related to the agreement announced by Trump.