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Trump asks Putin to end Ukraine war in a telephone conversation

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General8 September 2026 at 16:31

Donald Trump asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to end military actions and reach a definitive agreement for the conflict in Ukraine during his current presidential term. The request was made through a telephone conversation between the two leaders.

The information was confirmed by the Kremlin, which reported on the telephone call made this Tuesday. The Russian government did not reveal further details about the content of the conversation between the two leaders.

This telephone contact occurs in the context of efforts to try to resolve the conflict that has been dragging on in Ukraine. The communication between the two leaders comes at a time when the war continues to cause significant impacts in the region.

Trump and Putin are the main parties involved in this conversation, with the US president directly pressing his Russian counterpart for concrete measures to be taken to end the armed conflict.

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