Summary
- President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed ways to bring the Ukraine war to an early end.
- According to BlockBeats, the Kremlin said the roughly one-hour call covered the outcome of a recent visit by a U.S. special envoy and ways to end the Ukraine war.
- The Kremlin said Putin outlined the U.S. role in ending the war early and Russia's assessment of the current battlefield situation, and again said Russia has no hostile plans toward Europe.
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President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a phone call to discuss ways to bring the war in Ukraine to an early end.
BlockBeats reported on September 8 that the Kremlin said the call lasted about an hour. The two leaders reviewed the outcome of a recent visit by a U.S. special envoy and discussed ways to end the war in Ukraine.
According to the Kremlin, Putin told Trump what steps the U.S. could take to help end the war sooner. He also explained Russia's assessment of the current battlefield situation.
The two leaders also discussed prisoner exchanges and ways to restore U.S.-Russia relations. The Kremlin again said Russia has no hostile plans toward Europe.
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