Trump Zelenskyy News: Talk was going on with Jailonsky, then Trump stood up, made the phone directly to Putin, then …

US President Donald Trump on Monday with Ukraine President Volodimir Zelanski and European leaders Important meeting in White House of. Trump described it as a ‘successful day’, but the most shocking development came to light when he stopped the meeting in the middle and called Russian President Vladimir Putin. CNN gave this information quoting sources.

After the meeting at the White House, Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that he has called Putin and ‘arrangements for the meeting’, so that Putin and Zelanski can sit face to face. After this, he will attend a tripartite meeting with both the heads of state. However, he has not yet announced the date or location of this possible meeting.

How long is it about Putin-Trump?

The German newspaper build first brought out this news. According to the report, Trump gave details of discussions with European leaders to Putin and the meeting started again only after the talks.

According to sources, European leaders were not present in the room when Trump and Putin had a conversation. This phone call lasted for about 40 minutes. The Russian President’s office Kremlin has confirmed the conversation between the two.

What is Russia saying on Putin-Jalensky’s meeting?

The conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump was called ‘clear and creative’ by Kremlin’s top ally Yuri Ushakov. He told that Putin and Trump spoke on the phone for about 40 minutes. The conversation took place in a clear and creative atmosphere. Trump informed Putin about his meetings with Jailonsky and European leaders. The two leaders insisted on continuing direct talks between Russia and Ukraine.

Along with this, he told that Putin praised the importance of the efforts of the US President in resolving the Ukraine crisis. Putin thanked Trump for the hospitality received during his recent Alaska tour and the progress of the talk. The two leaders agreed to maintain close contact on Ukraine crisis and other important issues.

The Ukraine War began in February 2022 with a Russian attack. So far, millions of people have been displaced and thousands have been killed in this war. In Monday’s meeting, European leaders appreciated Trump’s peace efforts, but also asked him not to stop pressurizing Putin to a ceasefire.