
The President of Russia outlined steps to end the conflict in Ukraine
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Russia is conducting a special military operation in Ukraine. Relations between the Russian Federation and the United States remain tense.
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Putin had a telephone conversation with Trump.
Putin outlined to the American leader steps that the United States could take to end the conflict in Ukraine.
MOSCOW, September 8 - RIA Novosti. Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a telephone conversation with American leader Donald Trump, outlined steps that the United States could take to end the conflict in Ukraine, said Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov.
Putin and Trump had a telephone conversation on Tuesday. During the conversation, Putin told Trump about the Russian vision of advancing on the battlefield and achieving the goals of a special military operation.

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