“The US President shared his conversation with the Russian leader and noted that the issue of assistance to Ukraine was not discussed in his conversation with Vladimir Putin. Source: Trump in an interview with The Ingraham Angle on Fox News on March 18: A journalist drew Trump’s attention to the Kremlin media reports that reported Putin’s demand to “immediately stop assistance to Ukraine” as a condition for a peace agreement.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Trump in an interview with The Ingraham Angle on Fox News 18 March
Details: The journalist drew Trump’s attention to the Kremlin media reports, who reported Putin’s demand to “stop Ukraine immediately” as a condition to achieve a peace agreement. However, Trump denied these statements, noting that in their conversation this issue was not discussed.
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Direct Language: “I think we had a wonderful conversation. She lasted almost two hours. We talked about many things on the way to peace. And we also talked about other things. But for help we never said.”
Details: The US president also emphasized the US interest in Russian natural resources.
Direct Language: “They have some very valuable things for us, including very large reserves of rare earth resources. They have a lot of land. And they have things that we could use, frankly, and which other people could use. I think Russia wants to know the United States.”
Prehistory:
- US President Donald Trump and Russian ruler Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation on March 18, which lasted more than one and a half hours.
- The Kremlin press service, according to the results of the telephone conversation, Donald Trump and Putin reported that the Russian side insisted on the termination of foreign military assistance and providing intelligence information to Ukraine.
- During a telephone conversation, the US president and Kremlin head agreed that peace talks on the Russian-Ukrainian war should “begin immediately in the Middle East.”
- In the Kremlin, in turn, they stated that in conversation with Trump, Putin rejected the idea of a 30-day ceasefire, but instead agreed to refrain from attacks on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine and “gave the appropriate order to the military.”
- However, on the night of March 19, Russia carried out a massive attack by Kamikadze Droam, struck by civilian infrastructure in several regions of Ukraine.