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The Kremlin denied reports that US President-elect Donald Trump had spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin in recent days and said Putin has no concrete plans to talk to Trump yet. The Washington Post, citing unnamed sources, first reported that the call had taken place and said Trump had told Putin he should not escalate the Ukraine war. Later news agency Reuters also reported on the call, citing an unnamed source.
Russia has denied US media reports that claimed President-elect Donald Trump spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin following his election victory last week. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said during a daily press briefing in Moscow that there were no talks. This is a complete lie, it is completely imaginary. Washington Post claimed in its report that after winning the recent presidential election, Trump has spoken to more than 70 world leaders. These include Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Kremlin denied reports that US President-elect Donald Trump had spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin in recent days and said Putin has no concrete plans to talk to Trump yet. The Washington Post, citing unnamed sources, first reported that the call had taken place and said Trump had told Putin he should not escalate the Ukraine war. Later news agency Reuters also reported on the call, citing an unnamed source.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that this is a complete lie. This is completely imaginary, it is just misinformation. There was no conversation between the two leaders. Asked whether Putin had any plans for contact with Trump, Peskov said there were no concrete plans yet. Earlier, media reports claimed that Trump advised Putin not to escalate the war in Ukraine and reminded him of Washington’s large military presence in Europe.
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