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Trump-Putin Phone Call: Conflicting Reports

Report of a phone call between Trump and Putin is denied by Kremlin and Ukraine; conflicting statements on US military presence in Europe and future engagement with the Ukraine conflict.

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How did the Kremlin respond to the Washington Post's report?: The Kremlin strongly denied the report, stating that no such call occurred and that the information was pure fiction.
What was the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry's response to the report?: The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry also denied the Washington Post's claim that it was aware of and did not object to the alleged call.
What did the Washington Post report about a phone call between Trump and Putin?: The Washington Post reported that Trump called Putin and informed him of a significant US military presence in Europe, advising restraint in the Ukraine conflict and expressing interest in a future discussion.
What are some relevant past statements by Trump and Putin regarding the Ukraine conflict?: Trump's past statements on ending the war in Ukraine within 24 hours, and Putin's congratulatory message, highlighting Trump's courage and willingness to end the conflict.
What is President Biden's plan concerning the transition of power and the ongoing conflicts?: Biden plans to meet with Trump to discuss the transition of power, including the ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, emphasizing the importance of continued US support for Ukraine.

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