US EditionTrump Said He Made ‘No Progress’ in Latest Call with Putin
- On July 3, U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin, reporting no progress on ending the Ukraine conflict.
- The call followed a Trump administration decision earlier that week to pause some weapons deliveries to Ukraine due to depleted U.S. stockpiles.
- During the conversation, Putin reaffirmed Russia's military aims and preference for political means, while Trump expressed disappointment and blamed Joe Biden for weapon shortages.
- Trump stated that his conversation with Putin failed to achieve any advancement and noted that Putin did not seem interested in ending the conflict, while a drone strike targeted Kyiv just hours after their call.
- The stalled diplomacy and weapons pause imply continued conflict risk, with Ukraine facing pressure amid growing attacks and no set date for future peace talks.
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'Coincidence? Not even close': Ex-Trump operative blows up White House narrative
Donald Trump and the media insist on one version of events, but a former Trump associate insists there's more to the story.Trump recently completed a phone call with Putin, which the media has reported led to no progress in halting the war on Ukraine. A follow-up call with Ukraine's leader was repor...
SOURCES: Ukrainian Nationalists Will Not Let Zelenskiy Make Peace, Even If He Wanted To - CDM - Human Reporters • Not Machines
President Trump is not just fighting Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelenskiy for a negotiated settlement for peace in the Ukraine war, he is fighting elements of the U.S. intelligence community.
ledauphine.com
A telephone exchange, which did not allow progress towards an end to the war in Ukraine, took place on Thursday between the two leaders.
U.S. President Donald Trump said he was "very unhappy" Friday with his phone call the day before with Vladimir Putin, who did not make any progress in ending the war in Ukraine, believing that his Russian counterpart wanted "just to continue killing people". ...
derwesten.de
Trump is on the phone with Putin, but progress in the Ukraine conflict is not going to happen. Meanwhile, Russia is increasing pressure with severe attacks.
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