Kremlin says Putin-Trump call could be arranged quickly if US takes the initiative
The statement follows US President Donald Trump's announcement that he plans to hold a call with Vladimir Putin 'very soon.'
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The Kremlin has said a phone call between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump could be organized quickly if the American side takes the initiative to set one up.
The statement follows Trump's announcement on Tuesday evening that he plans to hold a call with Putin 'very soon,' though no specific date or format for such a conversation has been confirmed by either side.
No date set yet
Russian officials have indicated that no call has currently been scheduled, but that the logistics of arranging one would not present an obstacle once a formal initiative is made.
The exchange adds to a series of recent signals from both Moscow and Washington about potential renewed direct contact between the two leaders, though neither government has provided further details on the substance such a call might cover.
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