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Trump says Russia agrees to ‘immediately’ begin negotiations to end war in Ukraine

February 12, 2025
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President Donald Trump revealed in a recent post on Truth Social that he had a productive call with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine. The two leaders agreed to initiate negotiations immediately to address the conflict, with a focus on ending the bloodshed and finding a peaceful resolution.

Trump expressed optimism about the potential for collaboration between the United States and Russia, citing the historical alliance during World War II as a point of reference. He emphasized the importance of working together to prevent further loss of life in the war between Russia and Ukraine, acknowledging the sacrifices made by both nations in past conflicts.

The call between Trump and Putin signals a commitment to diplomacy and cooperation in addressing international crises. Trump’s decision to involve key members of his administration, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, demonstrates a strategic approach to facilitating negotiations and achieving a positive outcome.

The conversation between Trump and Putin highlights the significance of dialogue and diplomacy in resolving complex geopolitical conflicts. By engaging in constructive discussions and seeking common ground, the two leaders aim to pave the way for a peaceful resolution to the war in Ukraine.

The image accompanying the post captures the essence of the discussion between Trump and Putin, symbolizing the potential for collaboration and mutual understanding. As the negotiations progress, the international community will be closely watching the developments and hoping for a swift and peaceful resolution to the conflict.

Overall, President Trump’s call with President Putin marks a significant step towards addressing the crisis in Ukraine and promoting stability in the region. By prioritizing dialogue and cooperation, the two leaders have laid the groundwork for meaningful progress in resolving the conflict and fostering a more peaceful future for all involved parties.

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