US EditionTrump speaks with Putin on the phone in hopes of making ceasefire progress
- On Monday, President Donald Trump conducted individual phone conversations with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine to promote ceasefire discussions amid the ongoing conflict between the two nations.
- These calls followed stalled broader peace talks and Putin’s rejection of Zelenskyy’s suggestion for a face-to-face meeting, resulting in lower-level negotiations without a ceasefire.
- During a more than two-hour call with Putin, Trump stressed stopping the ‘‘bloodbath’’ killing over 5,000 soldiers weekly and warned that additional sanctions could follow if Russia failed to negotiate in good faith.
- Both parties committed to swapping 1,000 prisoners each, submitting comprehensive plans to halt hostilities, and facilitating a summit between their top leaders as part of the negotiation process.
- Putin expressed readiness to continue talks without major breakthroughs, while Trump remains cautiously hopeful but indicated the U.S. May walk away if Russia is not serious about peace.
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"Trump-Putin Dialogue Pauses Western Diplomatic Momentum" - Anonymous Wire
As Russia and Ukraine resume direct talks in Istanbul and Europe’s ultimatums fade, the spotlight turns to a Putin-Trump phone call In recent weeks, the focus of the Russia-Ukraine conflict has shifted noticeably from the battlefield to the diplomatic arena. Political actors on all sides have turned their attention to shaping the terms of a potential settlement – or at least the framework for future negotiations. This latest phase began with a c…
"I Think He's Had Enough of This: Trump Is Looking for a Phone Call with Putin to Continue to Have a Chance for Peace in Ukraine
U.S. President Trump and Kremlin chief Putin have again spoken on the phone. Shortly after the conversation, both spoke positively, but there is no immediate ceasefire.
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