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US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for two hours yesterday. It is the third known time in which the two guides have spoken since Trump was inaugurated in January, and, with the refusal of the Russian president, he is increasingly frustrated to conclude a peace agreement with Ukraine.

Before he spoke to Putin, Trump spoke to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

We know the following about developments according to Trump-Putin's reputation:

What Putin said: The Russian president said that the conversation with Trump was “open and in terms of content” and thanked him for the support of the United States when the direct discussions between Russia and Ukraine, “said the Russian news agency TASS. Putin also said” his position in relation to the split -down of hostilities, ceasefire, and from my end I emphasized that Russia stands for a peaceful solution to the Ukrainian crisis. We just have to outline the most effective ways of moving towards peace. “The two managers did not discuss a time frame for discussions, said a Kremlin spokesman.

What Trump said: “Russia and Ukraine will immediately start negotiations on an armistice and, above all, an end to the war,” Trump announced after his call about the social of truth. “The conditions for this are negotiated between the two parties, as it can be because they know details of a negotiation that nobody else would know.” Trump also said that the “tone and the spirit” of his conversation with Putin are “excellent” and that “Russia wants to do Largescale trade with the USA when the war is over.