Putin said he would have a telephone conversation with Trump

Russian leader Vladimir Putin said that on July 3 he will have a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump.

Source: propagandists “RIA Novosti”, “TASS”, TRUTH SOCIAL

Tass Tass: “Putin reported that he will talk to Trump today.”

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Updated: Subsequently, Trump confirmed a telephone conversation with Putin, which will take place at 10:00 on the US (17:00 in Kiev).

“I will talk to Russian President Putin at 10:00 am,” he wrote on Truth Social on his social network.

That preceded:

• Earlier, Financial Times reported that President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and US President Donald Trump plan to have a phone conversation on Friday, July 4.
• The media previously reported that the US and Ukraine are working on the organization of a telephone conversation between Trump and Zelensky against the backdrop of arms supplies.
• US State Department spokeswoman Temmy Bruce stated that the United States did not suspend the supply of all weapons to Ukraine, but made on the eve of the Pentagon’s decision is “only one situation”.
• President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine “at working levels” clarifies the details of military assistance from the United States after reporting on suspension of deliveries.

Prehistory:

• On May 17, US President Donald Trump announced a telephone conversation with the ruler of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin on Monday on May 19, and then conversation with President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and NATO allies.
• On Monday, May 19, US President Donald Trump began negotiations to cease fire in Ukraine from a telephone conversation with Vladimir Zelensky.
• The conversation of US President Donald Trump and Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, according to the Russian ruler, she lasted more than 2 hours. Putin stated that Russia seems to be ready to work on a memorandum with Ukraine, which includes a possible ceasefire for a certain time. The head of the Russian Federation also said that the contacts between the negotiating groups, which met in Istanbul, “resumed”.