President Donald Trump said there was a “long” call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday. Putin includes agreeing to “quickly” start negotiations on the war in Ukraine.
“We agreed to work very closely, including visiting each other's countries,” Trump posted on Truth Social on Wednesday. “We also agreed to start negotiations with each team immediately, and we will start by calling Ukrainian President Zelensky to let him know the conversation., Director of CIA John Ratcliffe, National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, and ambassador and envoy Steve Witkoff, will lead negotiations that I feel will be strong and successful.”
President Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin this week and told him not to escalate the war with Ukraine. (Left: Evan Vucci/AP/Right: Photo by Vyacheslav Prokofyev/Pool/AFP by Getty Images)
Russia and Ukraine have been at war since February 2022, when Russia first invaded its neighbouring countries.
“We both recall the great history of our country and the fact that we fought very well in World War II, remembering the loss of tens of millions of people. reflected. Trump added to his true social post of calling with Putin.
“Each of us talked about the strengths of our respective countries and the great benefits of working together one day. But first, as we agreed, millions of people in the war with Russia/Ukraine. I want to stop the death of others.
