Things keep progressing at warp speed on the Foreign Policy front, after the bombshell news that US President Donald J. Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin had a lengthy call and are beginning high-level peace negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.
They also agreed to meet in the future.
Now it arises, from Russian official sources, that Putin invited President Trump to visit Moscow for a face-to-face summit to negotiate peace.
Reuters reported:
“Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Putin and Trump discussed the Middle East, bilateral relations, Ukraine and a prisoner exchange between Washington and Moscow, state news agency TASS reported.”
“‘The Russian president invited the U.S. president to visit Moscow and expressed his readiness to receive American officials in Russia in those areas of mutual interest, including, of course, the topic of the Ukrainian settlement’, Peskov said.
‘Putin and Trump also agreed to continue personal contacts, including arranging a face-to-face meeting’.”
Peskov said Trump and Putin also discussed the Middle East, the wider bilateral relations, and that a prisoner exchange between Washington and Moscow is being negotiated.
Sky News reported:
“Speaking to media on Wednesday afternoon, local time, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump had just gotten off the phone with Zelensky and had a conversation which went ‘very well’.
An American delegation comprising of Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will be sent to Munich, Germany, on Friday to speak with the Ukrainian President.”
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Historic Conversation Between Leaders: Trump and Putin Move Toward Peace in Ukraine
