In a call with Trump … Putin threatens to respond to Ukrainian attacks

Russian President Vladimir Putin responding to "Huge attack" What was launched by Ukraine on Russian air bases, stressing that Moscow will not pass this escalation without a clear response." target ="_Blank"> Donald Trump , who said that "Immediate peace in Ukraine is not currently possible"
He said Trump via his platform "Truth Sushil"It is conducted "Good conversation" With Putin , but it will not result in an immediate peace agreement, noting that the Russian president spoke with"Complete package" Regarding the response to the strikes that targeted Russian bombers.
while the Kremlin described the call as "Positive and constructive"But the field scene indicates an upcoming escalation in the war since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

Zellinski: We do not show weakness in front of Putin. "His crimes". "X": "When Putin does not feel the presence of strength and pressure, it touches weakness, he always commits new crimes"." align ="center" Class ="twitter-tweet" Data-DNT ="True">

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The Vatican enters the crisis line in a remarkable diplomatic development, Pope Lawu XIV made his first phone call to Putin, since his papal assumption, calling for "A gesture for peace". "An unconditional truce" on the political side, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators met in Istanbul in a second round of negotiations by Turkish mediation
, but Moscow rejected Kiev’s proposal for an unconditional armistice, noting that this "It will enable Ukraine to re -arm with Western support". "An unacceptable warning". "Terrorist attacks" Against civilian facilities, he rejected the idea of ​​high -level direct conversations with the Ukrainian leadership, at a time when Moscow and Kiev are preparing for a new prisoner exchange that includes 500 prisoners from each party.

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