Donald Trump, the US senator, revealed that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin had a heated phone conversation about the latest Ukrainian airstrike and growing concerns about Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Trump claimed in a post on the social media platform X that the conversation with Putin was “approximately one hour and fifteen days” and that it was a” good conversation,” but he also acknowledged that it would not “lead to instant Peace.” Putin “very highly” indicated that Russia would react to Ukraine’s most recent airport assault, according to Trump. Ukraine has neither confirmed nor refuted the claim that the Russian army has accused Kyiv of damaging many parked plane in an over drone attack on Russian land. Trump issued the telephone just days after it was harsh enough to give Putin a two-week deadline to demonstrate tangible progress in ending the Ukrainian war. Trump warned that “we’ll listen a little bit different” to any other threats if Russia doesn’t demonstrate its commitment to peace in their next meeting in Istanbul on Monday. Russia, but, refused to consent to a peace without conditions. The discussions broke out soon after Ukraine launched an unexpected attack on four Russian air bases spread throughout the nation. He stated to Putin that he had stated to the Russian president that Iran may have a nuclear weapon when discussing Iran’s nuclear tool issue. President Putin said that he would be willing to talk with Iran and that he might be able to help bring this conversation to a close-knit state. He added that” we will need a definitive answer in a very short period of time” and that the nation had been” slowwalking their decision on this very important matter”! he stated. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s high head, before on Wednesday, claimed that the US’s plan for a nuclear deal was in conflict with the nation’s best interests. The US President had previously sent a sharp order to Vladimir Putin, giving him a two-week deadline to demonstrate his commitment to ending the conflict and bringing peace to Ukraine. He even warned Russia against acting in a “different” way because Putin had not been sincere about telling the US.
