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Moscow – President Donald Trump He said he had talked to the Russian President Vladimir Putin By phone about the end of the war in Ukraine, according to the New York Post, the first leading direct conversation between Putin and the US president from the early 2022.
Trump, who has promised to end the war in Ukraine but has not yet come to the public how he will do so, said last week that war is a blood -and -blooded and his team “something very good. The conversation is “.
In an interview in Air Force One on Friday, Trump told the New York Post that when he was asked how many times he and Putin had spoken, he had to “say good”.
“They (Putin) want to see people to die,” Trump told the post. The White House did not respond to a comment.
“Many different communications are emerging,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the Toss State News Agency.
“These communication are carried out by various channels,” Peskov asked TASS to comment directly on the New York Post report. “I personally know nothing, I am unaware of anything. So, in this case, I can’t confirm or deny it.”
The conflict in eastern Ukraine began in 2014 when a pro -Russian president was dropped into the Ukraine’s Revolution and Russia had annexed Crimea, with Russian -backed separatist forces fighting Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Putin sent thousands of troops to Ukraine in 2022, calling it a “special military operation” to protect Russian speakers in Ukraine and confronted that what he said was a serious threat to NATO’s potential Ukrainian membership. Is
Ukraine and its Western supporters, headed by the United States, said the attack was occupied by a royal -style land and has vowed to defeat Russian forces.
The Moscow state controls a part of Ukraine about the size of Virginia and is moving at a faster pace since the 2022 invasion.
