US EditionTrump Says Russia and Ukraine to 'Immediately' Begin Ceasefire Talks After Two-Hour Call With Putin
- On Monday, President Donald Trump conducted individual phone conversations with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine to discuss the possibility of initiating ceasefire talks in the ongoing conflict.
- These calls followed Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and growing frustration from Trump toward both leaders over the ongoing conflict.
- Trump described his call with Putin as 'excellent' and said negotiation conditions would be decided directly between Russia and Ukraine, while Putin emphasized necessary compromises.
- Both Russia and Ukraine committed to immediately begin ceasefire talks, with Russia expressing interest in large-scale trade following the war's end after a more than two-hour call.
- Trump remains hopeful for a ceasefire and peaceful resolution but stated he may abandon negotiations if Putin is not serious, reflecting uncertainty about progress despite the opportunity.
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