Russia's Special Operation in Ukraine

Kiev Attempted to Disrupt Negotiations, but Moscow Did Not Succumb to Provocations: Putin to Trump

On Wednesday, Russian President Putin held talks with US President Trump that lasted about 75 minutes. The leaders discussed the situation in Ukraine, as well as the issue of Iran.
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Kiev tried to disrupt the negotiations, but Moscow did not give in to the provocations: Putin told Trump during their conversation.
More statements from Russian Presidential Aide Ushakov following the phone conversation between the presidents:
🟠The negotiations between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul were useful, Putin emphasized in his conversation with Trump.
🟠The Kiev regime has essentially turned into a terrorist organization.
🟠The leaders did not discuss any memorandums for resolving the Ukrainian conflict.
🟠The matter of a meeting between Putin and Zelensky "has never been on the practical agenda."
🟠Trump informed Putin that the United States was not informed of plans to strike Russian airfields.
🟠On the question of "Russia's negotiations with terrorists": contacts on the relevant lines for resolution may take place.
🟠Trump conveyed that he would appreciate it if Russia worked with Iran on the nuclear deal.
🟠Putin and Trump exchanged views on the prospects for restoring cooperation between the countries, which has enormous potential.
🟠The Presidents characterized their exchange of views as positive and productive.
🟠The leaders agreed to continue contacts regarding Ukraine at the highest level and through other channels.