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Donald Trump spoke by phone with Vladimir Putin, said Yuri Ushakov, aide to the Russian president. According to him, the call lasted exactly one hour and was "constructive and frank." The parties discussed Steve BieGob and Jared Kushner's trips to Moscow and Kyiv.
The Kremlin reportedly "viewed with a positive sign" the outcomes of the visit by American negotiators to Russia, and said that work through this channel would continue. This is reported by RUSMEDIA, BAGNET states.
Ushakov also stated that Trump is interested in achieving a breakthrough in resolving the war in Ukraine during his presidency. The American president called stopping the war in Ukraine a condition for the full restoration of relations between the United States and Russia.
“Donald Trump clearly expressed the view that the quickest possible end to the conflict would immediately open up prospects, and impressive and large-scale ones, for the full restoration of U.S.-Russia relations. In his view, this would especially affect trade and economic ties, which promise colossal benefits for both states,” Ushakov said.
Putin, in turn, positively assessed the brokered efforts of the United States and emphasized that Moscow "also has no aggressive plans toward Europe in its thoughts."
In the United States, there was no comment on the substance of the conversation at this time.
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