American President Donald Trump and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin are planning a telephone call for Tuesday, February 18th. As soon as it turns out, it is time to discuss US proposals to establish a temporary truce in Ukraine.
More details about the current relationship between Trump and Putin, what they are talking about and about past contacts between the parties – collected by RBC-Ukraine in the materials below.
When Trump and Putin call and what do they talk about?
Towards the hour of meeting with journalists on board the presidential aircraft Air Force One, Trump announced that on the 18th of February he would hold a telephone call with Putin. The head of the White House said he was confident that Putin “can make statements” in line with the US proposal before a truce is established in Ukraine.
“We want to marvel at how we can put an end to this war. It’s possible, it’s possible, it’s possible, no, but in my opinion, we have a good chance. A lot of work was done over the weekend (Trump spent the weekend Florida, has a residence – ed.),” the Associated Press quotes the US President.
Following Trump's words, we are talking about the Russian dictator about the “division of the main assets” – the territory, the “territory and the power plant”.
So, when asked about what actions are considered in the negotiations about fire, Trump said: “We will talk about land. We will talk about power plants.”
CNN is now also writing that further negotiations will include “territories” and “energy plants.” On its side, the Reuters agency indicates that at the planned negotiations between Trump and Putin, food supply and control over the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, which was sunk by Russian troops, will likely be disrupted.
The Kremlin’s former spokesman, Dmitro Peskov, confirmed to Russian propaganda media that Putin’s and Trump’s unification is effectively planned for this weekend.
“So, it’s true. Such a revolution is being prepared this week,” Peskov said, adding that the details of the upcoming revolution are not disclosed by the Kremlin.
What do you know about Trump and Putin's previous contacts?
In this way, their friend, official Rozmov, will be in favor of another presidential term, Trump. The rising stench spoke to the fierce one. The then US President initially held negotiations with the Russian dictator, and then telephoned the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky.
So, on the 12th of his social media, Truth Social, Trump said that “mav trivalu and even more productive Rozmov” at the head of the Kremlin.
“We’ve both had a good time, we want to stop the millions of deaths that result from the Russian-Ukrainian war… We decided to work together, very closely, including from the borders of the countries. “We also made arrangements so that our frontline teams could safely begin negotiations,” Trump said.
The US President also named his team as we conduct negotiations on establishing a peaceful settlement between Ukraine and Russia. Their representatives have already changed their relations with both Kiev and Moscow.
Just an hour later, Putin and Trump’s stay in power was causing a repeat of the year, the Kremlin reported. Based on the Russian statements, the parties “discussed close regulations on bilateral relations between the Russian Federation and the United States.” Following Peskov’s words, Putin asked Trump to Moscow.
It is significant that before this, the US President announced that he had just broken up with Putin’s phone number 7. However, the Kremlin did not confirm this to Rozmova, and yet Peskov did not notice it. Then, this year, it became known that Trump’s special envoy for the Close Convergence, Stiv Vitkoff, arrived in Moscow to take back the US citizen Mark Vogel, who had been condemned from the Russian Federation, and who was exchanged for the Russian Oleksandr Vinnik.
We guess that Vitkoff himself was on a visit to Moscow on the 13th of February, and was already planning to discuss a temporary truce. There is talk about a 30-day truce called for by the United States, which was the result of Ukraine's change of pace between Saudi Arabia's Jeddah and the American delegation. However, guess what, Moscow is on the way to the mirror rock.
Vitkoff assessed his visit to the Kremlin in order to quietly initiate the Russian-Ukrainian war, adding that the progress in negotiations with Russia and Ukraine should be improved.
More about this – in the accompanying article from RBC-Ukraine, “Cruise for 30 days. What to say in Ukraine and the United States and how the Kremlin is reacting.”
While preparing the material, the following publications were used: Associated Press, CNN, Reuters, RIA Noviny.
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