US EditionTrump And Putin Discuss Urgent Need To End Israel-Iran Conflict In Hour-Long Call - Worthy Christian News
- On Saturday morning, Russian President Vladimir Putin called President Donald Trump to wish him a happy birthday and discuss the escalating Israel-Iran conflict and related nuclear issues.
- This call followed recent Israeli airstrikes on Iran's nuclear sites and Iranian missile retaliations, while a planned U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiation in Oman was canceled for Sunday.
- During their approximately one-hour call, Putin briefed Trump on his talks with Iran and Israel leaders, and they also discussed ongoing prisoner exchanges between Russia and Ukraine.
- Trump stated on Truth Social that both leaders agreed the Israel-Iran war should end and Trump urged Putin that his war in Ukraine should also conclude, while a U.S. official confirmed no Sunday meeting but commitment to future talks.
- The conversation underscored intentions to pursue ceasefires and stabilize the region, yet risks of escalation remain, with Russia condemning Israel's strike and expressing concern about unpredictable Middle East consequences.
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Trump Says Putin Wished Him Happy Birthday, Both Agree to End Israel-Iran War
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social, "President Putin called this morning to very nicely wish me a Happy Birthday, but to more importantly, talk about Iran, a country he knows very well." World News | Trump Says Putin Wished Him Happy Birthday, Both Agree to End Israel-Iran War.
U.S. President Donald Trump talked with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin about Iran and asked him to end the war in Ukraine.
Trump Says He and Putin Agreed During Phone Call That Fighting Between Israel and Iran Should End
President Donald Trump wrote in a post on Social that Russian President Vladimir Putin called him to wish him a happy birthday, and the two world leaders agreed that the fighting between Israel and Iran should come to an end.
During a 50-minute telephonic exchange, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump condemned tensions in the Middle East and evoked a possible resumption of negotiations on Iran.
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