US EditionPutin and Trump to speak by phone in their 6th conversation this year
- The leaders of the United States and Russia are scheduled to have their sixth publicly announced phone conversation this year on Thursday at 10 a.m. Eastern Time.
- The call occurred after the Pentagon announced it would temporarily halt deliveries of certain weapons to Ukraine while conducting an extensive assessment of U.S. defense inventory.
- During the call, Putin stated Moscow seeks a negotiated political solution to the Ukraine conflict but will not abandon its original goals, while the discussion also covered Iran and Middle East issues.
- According to the Kremlin, the conversation lasted close to an hour, during which Putin highlighted Russia’s intention to address the fundamental causes of the conflict and stressed the importance of resolving disputes through political and diplomatic channels.
- The phone conversation indicates continued dialogue between the U.S. and Russia despite stalled ceasefire talks and mounting military tensions in Ukraine and the Middle East.
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