Trump unveiled the upcoming conversation to reporters while flying from Florida to Washington on Sunday evening, and Kremlin confirmed Monday morning and Putin’s participation.
“You’ll know if there’s something to announce by Tuesday,” Trump said. “A lot of work has done on the weekend. We want to know if we can end that war.”
A spokesman for Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for the Kremlin, confirmed that the two leaders plans to speak on Tuesday, but “we will never go ahead of the event.”
The European alliance is careful about Trump’s intimacy with President Putin and his strong position on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and he was criticized when he visited the elliptical office two weeks ago.
Russia failed to go beyond the Ukrainian government three years ago, but still controls many countries. Trump said that land and power plants were part of the conversation of the war. “We will talk about the land. We will talk about the power plant,” he said.
Trump Special Delegation Steve Witkoff visited Moscow last week to negotiate.
Russia illegally merged four Ukrainian regions after starting an invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Last year, Putin listed KYIV’s withdrawal from four regions as one of the demands for peace.
In 2014, Kremlin merged cream in Ukraine.
In the occupation section of the Zaporizhzhia region, Moscow controls the largest Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Europe. The factory was repeatedly caught in the crossfire after the invasion. The UNTINATIONATIONARIONTIONG ENERGY AGENCY, a UN organization, frequently expressed alarms about plants because of fear of potential nuclear disasters.
Trump said in the Air Force Won that he is planning a plan for tariffs on April 2, despite the tension on the confusion and economic impact of the stock market on April 2, while talking to reporters.
“April 2 is the liberation date of our country.” “We are turning part of the wealth that the president gave very stupid because there is no clue about what they are doing.”
Trump sometimes changed the process for some tariff plans, such as Mexico, but he said there was no intention of doing so in relation to mutual tariffs.
“They prosecute us and we claim them,” he said. “In addition, there will be some additional tariffs in automobiles, steel and aluminum.”
