
Trump reveals Putin's reaction to peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Donald Trump stated that Vladimir Putin acknowledged the failure of his decade-long attempts to resolve the Karabakh conflict, while Washington succeeded.

Donald Trump stated that Vladimir Putin acknowledged the failure of his decade-long attempts to resolve the Karabakh conflict, while Washington succeeded.

US President Donald Trump stated that the process of peacefully resolving the conflict in Ukraine and with Iran is progressing extremely dynamically, and also reminded of his previous diplomatic achievements.

Russian media claimed that Karol Nawrocki is wanted in the Russian Federation, linking his tenure as head of the Institute of National Remembrance to the dismantling of monuments.

Deputy Permanent Representative of China to the UN Sun Lei stated that the conflict cannot be resolved by military means and called on the parties to engage in dialogue to reach a comprehensive peace agreement.

Institute for the Study of War analysts note that Washington granted Russia an economic advantage by allowing fuel exports, receiving zero concessions from the Kremlin in return regarding the cessation of hostilities.

US representative Steve Witkoff detailed the Miami meeting where Ukrainian and European delegations discussed options for ending the war before winter.

The US leader called the energy agreement with Moscow important and thanked Putin, but did not reveal his position on the Ukrainian president's remarks.

According to Axios, the US has repeatedly asked Ukraine to stop strikes on Russian oil refineries, citing rising fuel prices in the US.

US President Donald Trump spoke about the energy agreement with Russia, calling it extremely significant. According to him, the deal provides for the supply of huge volumes of oil to the US.
“The deal with Russia in the energy sector is a very important thing. It is about huge volumes of oil that are coming to our country. Honestly, I want to thank President Putin,” the US leader stated.
During the conversation, a journalist asked Trump about the position of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Previously, Zelensky had criticised the oil agreements, claiming that they indicate the weakness of the US head of state.
Instead of commenting on the substance of the criticism, Trump asked: “Who said that?”
“Zelensky,” the journalist clarified.
“Okay,” the US president replied, without giving an expanded answer to the accusations from his Ukrainian counterpart.
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