President Trump intends to talk to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday morning about War in Ukraine and then will talk President of Ukrainian Valodimir Zelensky And NATO leaders.
The president said that in a report of social truth: “the call subjects will stop the” bloody bath “, which averages more than 5,000 Russian and Ukrainian soldiers a week and trade.”
The president talks to Putin at 10 am, and then with Zelenskyy, when the call ended, the White House's press -secretary Caroline Levit said.
On Saturday, Mr. Trump said he and Putin would discuss a “bloody bath” in Ukraine. Vice President J. D. Vens met Sunday in Rome with Zelensky, their first conversation to face after their February Oval office explosive.
“I do not want to ahead of these very important conversations, but of course you will hear directly from the president or after these calls end today, so you can expect Levit at a briefing on Monday morning.
Secretary of State Mark Rubio said in Interview that aired on Sunday On “Face The Nation from Margaret Brennan” is that “one of the things that could help break this jam – perhaps the only thing that can – is a direct conversation between President Trump and Vladimir Putin.”