Donald Trump once again stood out for his leadership by holding a direct conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, in which both agreed on the need to move toward peace in Ukraine.
The American president described the talk as "very productive" and announced that both diplomatic teams will meet next week, ahead of a personal meeting that will take place in Budapest, Hungary.

"I believe great progress was made in today's phone conversation," Trump posted on his social network Truth Social, highlighting the atmosphere of cooperation and trust. According to his statement, the initial negotiations will be led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Putin congratulated Trump on the "great achievement of peace in the Middle East", a de-escalation process that the Kremlin considers an example of American diplomatic leadership. Both leaders agreed that this precedent could serve as momentum to achieve a lasting ceasefire in Ukraine.









