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Trump Holds First Call With Putin After Pause in Ukraine Weapons Shipments

Trump Holds First Call With Putin After Pause in Ukraine Weapons Shipments

Wall Street Journala day ago
President Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the phone on Thursday, in the two leaders' first conversation since the U.S. paused a series of weapons shipments for Ukraine.
Trump urged Putin to quickly end the war in Ukraine but the Russian president refused, according to a Kremlin briefing on the hourlong call. The White House has yet to release its own summary.

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