🇷🇺🇺🇸 Key Points from Ushakov on Putin–Trump Call:
– Putin and Trump spoke for 2 hours and 5 minutes.
– This was their third conversation since Trump took office.
– The Ukraine issue was discussed in depth, including several notable details.
– No timeline for a ceasefire was mentioned.
– The conversation was personal and candid, with both addressing each other by first name and frequently diverging from the script.
– They discussed a mutual prisoner exchange: 9 Russian citizens for 9 Americans.
– Both agreed on the need to normalize U.S.–Russia relations.
– The Ukraine conflict and settlement process were a major focus.
– Putin acknowledged Trump’s positive role in getting Kiev back to the negotiating table.
– Trump said he sees Russia as a key U.S. trade and economic partner once the Ukraine situation is resolved.
– They agreed to continue their dialogue on all issues, including Ukraine.
– No date or location has been set for a future in-person meeting.
– Ushakov highlighted the unusually long duration of the call, noting that neither leader wanted to end the conversation.
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– Putin and Trump spoke for 2 hours and 5 minutes.
– This was their third conversation since Trump took office.
– The Ukraine issue was discussed in depth, including several notable details.
– No timeline for a ceasefire was mentioned.
– The conversation was personal and candid, with both addressing each other by first name and frequently diverging from the script.
– They discussed a mutual prisoner exchange: 9 Russian citizens for 9 Americans.
– Both agreed on the need to normalize U.S.–Russia relations.
– The Ukraine conflict and settlement process were a major focus.
– Putin acknowledged Trump’s positive role in getting Kiev back to the negotiating table.
– Trump said he sees Russia as a key U.S. trade and economic partner once the Ukraine situation is resolved.
– They agreed to continue their dialogue on all issues, including Ukraine.
– No date or location has been set for a future in-person meeting.
– Ushakov highlighted the unusually long duration of the call, noting that neither leader wanted to end the conversation.
