US EditionTrump says Putin, in phone call, vowed Russian response to Ukraine airfield attack, casts doubt on peace deal
- On June 4, U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin in a lengthy 75-minute conversation centered on the situations in Ukraine and Iran, with the discussion taking place from Moscow.
- The call followed a recent Ukrainian drone attack on Russian airfields, which Putin said he would strongly respond to amid the more than three-year war.
- Trump reported Putin's firm intent to retaliate and noted their talks covered ongoing attacks by both sides and Iran's stalled nuclear decision-making.
- Trump described the conversation as good but stated it "will not lead to immediate peace," while Putin rejected a ceasefire, fearing Ukraine would rearm.
- The call underscored persistent tensions and deadlock in the Ukraine conflict and regional diplomacy, with retaliation planned and peace talks stalled.
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Trump calls phone call with Putin ‘a good conversation’ after Putin vows retaliation for Operation Spider’s Web - Washington Examiner
‘A GOOD CONVERSATION’: For three days, President Donald Trump had nothing to say about Ukraine’s spectacularly successful drone attack on Russia’s long-range bomber fleet, about which the White House said Kyiv kept him in the dark. His first comment came in a post on his Truth Social account, in which he revealed he had spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin by phone for over an hour. However, he gave no indication he did anything but list…
U.S. President Donald Trump warned Wednesday that there will be no "immediate peace" in Ukraine after talking to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, who told him he will "respond" to the recent Ukrainian drone attack. Negotiations between Kiev and Moscow on a truce, propitiated by Trump, are stalled. Last weekend Ukraine launched a complex attack with explosive drones on several Russian airfields, allowing it to destroy or damage numerous mi…
Donald Trump says Putin plans to retaliate for Ukraine attack on bombers
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump said Vladimir Putin warned him Wednesday that he would seek revenge for Ukraine's stunning drone attack on Moscow's bomber fleet, adding that the Russian leader was not ready...
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