Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump hold a “businesslike” phone call on July 4 that lasts nearly 90 minutes, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry. Russia says Trump again offers to help end the war in Ukraine during the conversation. The call takes place ahead of a critical NATO summit in Turkey that begins Tuesday, which Trump plans to attend. The Russian side characterizes the discussion as practical and focused on ongoing international issues, including the prospects for resolving the Ukraine conflict. The coverage provided does not include additional details about specific proposals, agreements, or commitments reached on the call beyond the renewed offer of US assistance. Separate accounts from the US side are not included in the provided excerpts. Overall, both the reported timing and the stated purpose emphasize diplomatic coordination in the period leading up to the NATO meeting, where the alliance’s posture toward the war and related security issues is expected to be a central topic.
Putin and Trump speak on July 4 call as NATO summit approaches
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump hold a “businesslike” phone call on July 4 that lasts nearly 90 minutes, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry. Russia says Trump aga...
- Putin and Trump speak by phone on July 4.
- The call lasts nearly 90 minutes.
- Russia’s Foreign Ministry describes the conversation as “businesslike.”
- Trump again offers to help end the war in Ukraine.
- The call occurs ahead of a NATO summit in Turkey that begins Tuesday, which Trump plans to attend.
Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke with Donald Trump on a July 4 call lasting nearly 90 minutes in which the US leader again offered to help end the Ukraine war, according to Russia’s foreign ministry. The call came ahead of a critical NATO summit in Turkey starting Tuesday that the US president plans to attend … The post Putin and Trump held ‘businesslike’ 90-minute July 4 call, Moscow says appeared first on Egypt Independent.
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