トランプ大統領だいとうりょう “プーチン大統領だいとうりょうと19日にちに電話でんわ会談かいだん” SNS投稿とうこう

President Trump of the United States has announced his intention to hold a telephone conversation with Russian President Putin on the 19th.

He is also scheduled to hold a telephone meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, apparently aiming to find a breakthrough toward a ceasefire.

President Trump posted on his social media on the 17th, saying, I will have a phone conversation with Russian President Putin at 10 a.m. on Monday, revealing his intention to hold a phone meeting starting at 11 p.m. Japan time on the 19th.

After the phone call with President Putin, it is said that there will also be phone consultations with Ukrainian President Zelensky and member countries of NATO the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Regarding the situation in Ukraine, President Trump previously stated, I dont think anything will happen unless President Putin and I meet.

On the other hand, Kremlin spokesperson Peskov also told Russian media that the meeting is being prepared, acknowledging that preparations are underway for a phone call with President Trump.

It is believed that President Trump aims to find a breakthrough toward a ceasefire in his phone conversation with President Putin. He posted on social media, I hope it will be a productive day, that a ceasefire will be achieved, and that this extremely violent war, which should never have happened, will come to an end.

However, in the high-level talks between Russia and Ukraine held on the 16th for the first time in about three years, it became clear that there is still a significant gap between the two sides’ positions, and attention is focused on whether the phone talks on the 19th will lead to a breakthrough in the situation.

Russian Foreign Minister and US Secretary of State hold phone talks Prior to this, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced that Foreign Minister Lavrov and US Secretary of State Rubio held a telephone conversation on the 17th, during which they exchanged views on the results of the first high-level direct talks between Russia and Ukraine in three years.

The telephone conference was led by the United States, during which Secretary of State Rubio welcomed the agreement between Russia and Ukraine to present the necessary conditions for prisoner exchanges and a ceasefire through direct talks. He also emphasized that the United States is prepared to further support reconciliation between the two countries.

On the other hand, Foreign Minister Lavrov reportedly reiterated his intention to continue cooperating with the United States, stating that the U.S. contributed to Ukraine accepting direct talks proposed by President Putin.