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Kremlin Denies Trump-Putin Phone Call
The Kremlin denies reports of a recent phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin regarding the war in Ukraine, contradicting reports from The Washington Post and Reuters.
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- How did Reuters and Trump's spokesperson respond to the reports of the alleged phone call?
- Reuters also reported on the alleged call, citing a single source, while Trump's spokesperson refused to comment on "private conversations".
- When was the last confirmed communication between Putin and Trump according to the Kremlin?
- The Kremlin states that the last known call between Trump and Putin was in July 2020, and that Putin's most recent call with a US President was with Biden in February 2022.
- What claims did Bob Woodward make regarding Trump's contact with Putin after leaving office?
- Journalist Bob Woodward's book "War" alleges that Trump maintained close contact with Putin after leaving office, a claim denied by both sides.
- Did a phone conversation between Trump and Putin about the war in Ukraine actually take place?
- The Kremlin denies a phone conversation between Trump and Putin about the war in Ukraine, calling reports "pure fiction".
- What did The Washington Post report regarding a potential conversation between Trump and Putin?
- The Washington Post, citing anonymous sources, reported that Trump urged Putin not to escalate the war during a November 7th phone call.