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"If they say 'no,' then obviously we'll have to examine everything and sort of figure out where we stand in the world and what their true intentions are. If they say no, it'll tell us a lot about what their goals are and what their mindset is."

Why should they want a ceasefire? Contrary to the horse$hit coming from our corrupt media, neocons, Zeepers and Faux news, Ukraine and their NATO sponsors are LOSING.

Russia pushed it's border just a little west, and will soon neutralize the incursion into Kursk. Stopping now would only help the enemy. If NATO wants to keep feeding billions of money and gear into a black hole, that's their problem.

Zelensky is saying he will not agree to any territory gains, while the US is still sending funds, gear and intel. He thinks losers on global welfare make terms. They don't.

Russia would be foolish to agree to a ceasefire when they have the initiative/momentum and already been fk'd over by NATO via Minsk.

They might get Odessa before long.