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Donald Trump spoke to Vladimir Putin but admitted this call will not lead to “immediate peace” in Ukraine.
The US President revealed on Wednesday that he had a conversation with the Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, which conveyed to him “very vehemently” that he intends to respond to recent Ukrainian attacks, and admitted that this call will not lead to “immediate peace.”
“We discussed the attack on parked Russian aircraft [em aeródromos militares]by Ukraine, as well as several other attacks that have been occurring on both sides. It was a good conversation, but Not a conversation that leads to immediate peace”, Said Donald Trump in your social truth network.
According to the White House leader, during the one -hour and 15 minutes, “Putin said, and very vehemently, that he will have to ripine To the recent Russian aerodromes, in a surprise operation of the Ukrainian forces last Sunday.
The presidency of Russia said it will do everything possible to clarify the Ukrainian attacks on Sunday against Russian military aviation aviation, which resulted in the destruction of several bombers.
Russian presidency spokesman Dmitri Peskov said it was a crime that will be investigated.
In the operation, with the name “Spider’s Web”, ‘Ukrainian drones’ released from trucks within Russia attacked five military aerodromes, two of whom in Siberia, which was first targeted by attacks by Kiev’s forces.
The Russian Ministry of Defense admitted that the Ukrainian ‘drones’ were able to achieve their goals in Irkutsk e Murmansk.
Russian President Vladimir Putin had not yet commented on these attacks.
Ukraine has complained about the destruction of a third of Russian military aircraft that make up one of the three elements of the Moscow’s nuclear strategy, along with atomic submarines and intercontinental missiles.
Russian and Western experts expect Moscow to respond to the Ukrainian attack on the eve of the second round of peace negotiations on Monday in Istanbul (Turkey), along with the intensification of Russian operations in East and Northern Ukraine.
