Donald Trump said Putin’s telephone conversation lasted an hour, and said both leaders were likely to meet.
Putin and Trump’s meeting may take place in Saudi Arabia. US President Donald Trump said at a meeting with journalists, on Wednesday, February 12, Jennifer Jacobs reported on CBS News social networks.
“Trump and Putin are likely to meet for the first time in Saudi Arabia, he told us to an oval office,” his message said.
The American President also told reporters about a Russian dictatorial conversation. According to him, it took an hour.
“I think I can say that there is great confidence: he wants to end it (we talk about the Russian Federation war against Ukraine, – Ed.),” Jennifer Jacobs pointed to Trump’s words.
The fact that the US president joined a personal meeting with Putin which Trump had previously said after a conversation with the Kremlin leader. They also agreed that they could make each other visiting each country. Among other things, Trump invited Putin to Washington, and Putin Trump in Moscow.
Remember, United States President Donald Trump conducted a phone conversation with the head of Kremlin Vladimir Putin. The president of the United States noted that he and Putin “said they wanted to stop millions of deaths that took place in the war between Russia and Ukraine.” The Russian leader invited the president of the United States to visit Moscow and expressed his willingness to accept Russian Federation American officials in those work areas that represent “mutual interest, including the subject of regulating the Ukrainiano. “
US president Donald Trump and Ukrainian state head of Vladimir Zelensky held a phone conversation on Wednesday. The parties discussed the conversation with Scott Bescent and the preparation of a new security and economic and economic contact agreement. President Trump informed Zelensky about the details of his conversation with Putin.
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