Bloomberg: America will recognize Crimea as Russian soil

Bloomberg quoted informed sources as saying that the United States will probably recognize the Crimean Peninsula as Russian soil as part of the peace agreement between Moscow and Kiev, according to Mehr News Agency.

Crimea, who is the main inhabitants of Rossibar, shortly after the US -backed Kiev coup in Kiev demanded a majority vote for separation from Ukraine and accession to Russia. Ukrainian authorities have refused to recognize Russian sovereignty over the peninsula and have long emphasized Ukraine's return to borders!

Bloomberg quoted sources as saying that the White House has not yet made its final decision on the recognition of Crimea. Senior US negotiator Steve Witekaf said after meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin that negotiations around the Crimea situation and four other areas claimed by Moscow under Moscow.

According to the media, the United States discussed its peace plan with its European allies on Thursday to stop clashes along the current front lines as well as facilitate sanctions against Russia as part of the ceasefire agreement.

Earlier, both President Donald Trump and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that Washington would withdraw from the talks if the negotiations did not progress dramatically.