Kremlin says Putin told Trump Iran's position on ending hostilities
Kremlin says Putin told Trump Iran's position on ending hostilities The Kremlin said on Saturday that Russian President Vladimir Putin had relayed Iran's position regarding a possible resolution to the US-Iran war to his US counterpart Donald Trump. "In coordination with the president of Iran, Putin conveyed to Trump the Iranian side's view on a possible resolution of the conflict," Kremlin…
The Kremlin has stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin informed US President Donald Trump of Iran's stance on resolving the US-Iran conflict. According to the Kremlin, Putin coordinated with the Iranian president to convey Iran's perspective on a potential solution to Trump.
There is also mention of a separate agreement between the US and Russia, where Russia will supply nearly 5 million tons of diesel fuel to the US and global markets. This deal has sparked controversy, with some outlets reporting outrage across Europe and criticism from Ukraine.
The agreement has been met with skepticism, particularly from Ukraine, which has been in conflict with Russia. Ukraine's president responded angrily to the news, and there are concerns about Russia's ability to meet the export volumes given its recent shift from being a diesel exporter to an importer.
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