Russian President Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump held a one-hour phone call the Kremlin described as open and constructive, centered on ending the war in Ukraine. The two also discussed prisoner swaps and U.S.-Russia relations, though no formal ceasefire has followed and fighting continues.
Putin and Trump spoke by phone for one hour in a call the Kremlin called open and constructive, with the conversation centered on a swift end to the war in Ukraine.
Beyond the war itself, the two leaders also took up prisoner swaps and the broader state of U.S.-Russia relations, pointing to diplomatic engagement that extends past the immediate question of a ceasefire. The development comes amid ongoing military operations and no formal ceasefire.
Observers are watching for official statements from Washington and Moscow, a possible new round of negotiations, or changes in military activity, along with responses from other international actors, including the European Union and the United Nations.
Source: Crypto Briefing
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