
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US leader Donald Trump discussed the prospects for resolving the situation in Ukraine during a telephone conversation, said Russian Presidential Assistant Yuri Ushakov.
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The telephone conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump took place in the context of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and US leader Donald Trump paid great attention to the prospects for resolving the situation in Ukraine during a telephone conversation, said Russian Presidential Assistant Yuri Ushakov.
Putin had a telephone conversation with Trump on Friday.
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Continuation of diplomatic contacts between Russia and the United States on the issue of Ukraine
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US President Donald Trump did not respond to criticism from Vladimir Zelensky regarding the agreement with Russia on diesel fuel supplies. By agreement with Putin, Russia is ready to supply 300 thousand tons of diesel fuel to the United States and the world market immediately, 500 thousand tons in November and 1 million tons later. The US Treasury issued a license for operations with Russian diesel fuel until April 7, 2027.
Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized Trump for lifting sanctions on Russian diesel exports, calling it unfair and accusing the US of making a secret deal with Russia behind Ukraine's back during peace talks in Miami. Trump defended the move as necessary to ease global fuel shortages, citing record-high diesel prices ahead of the November midterms.

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Russian Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said that the vicious cycle of escalation of the Ukrainian conflict was launched by Kiev, not Moscow, and that for Zelensky, war is a way of political survival.

After the sixth telephone conversation between Trump and Putin this year, in which Trump announced the lifting of sanctions on Russian diesel supplies to the global and American markets, Vladimir Zelensky sharply criticized the American president, calling the decision an “investment in war” and saying that easing sanctions without de-escalation plays into Russia’s hands and leads to more fighting and losses.

Russia's permanent representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya said that the Kiev regime carried out attacks on Russian civilian facilities, oil depots and infrastructure, and now demands 40 days to continue the escalation, while European sponsors supported such actions, and the Russian Armed Forces responded with attacks on Ukrainian military-industrial complex and energy facilities.