Putin and Trump will talk about the Ukraine war on Tuesday, Kremlin confirms

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump said he would talk to the Russian president Vladimir Putin Tuesday, while pushing the war in Ukraine.

The US leader revealed future reporters while flying from Florida to Washington, on Air Force One on Sunday night.

“We will see if we have something to announce maybe until Tuesday. I will talk to President Putin on Tuesday, “said Trump. “There has been a lot of work on the weekend. We want to see if we can end the war.”

The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, on Monday morning, confirmed the plans for the two leaders to talk on Tuesday, but refused to reveal what the conversation will be, saying that “we never arrive before the events” and “the content of the conversations between two presidents are not subject to no.”

Any such conversation could be a pivot point in conflict and an opportunity for Trump to continue reorienting American foreign policy. European allies are concerned about Trump’s affinity for Putin and his difficult position towards Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who faced sharp critics Visited the Oval Office A little more than two weeks ago.

Although Russia failed in the initial goal of overturning Ukraine with its invasion three years ago, it continues to control the great layers of the country.

Trump said that land and electric power stations are part of the conversation around the war.

“We will talk about the earth. We will talk about power plants, ”he said.

Trump described it as “the division of certain assets”.

Special Trump Trump Steve Witkoff has recently visited Moscow to advance negotiations.

During his conversation with reporters from Air Force One, Trump said he had forwarded with his tariff plans on April 2, despite recent disturbances on the stock market and nervousness regarding the economic impact.

“April 2 is a day of liberation for our country,” he said. “I received back some of the wealth that the presidents gave very, very reckless, because they had no indication of what they were doing.”

Trump occasionally changed the course of pricing plans, such as with Mexico, But he said he has no intention to do this when it comes to mutual rates.

“They charge us and we charge them,” he said. “Then, besides this, on the cars, on the steel, on the aluminum, we will have some additional rates.”