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Trump and Putin Discuss Ukraine Conflict Amid Weapon Shipment Pause

President Trump reports no progress on a Ukraine ceasefire after a call with Putin, who emphasizes addressing the conflict's root causes.

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Overview

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  • President Trump spoke with Russian President Putin, marking their sixth conversation in 2023, focusing on the Ukraine conflict.
  • The call occurred after the Pentagon paused some weapon shipments to Ukraine for a review of military stockpiles.
  • Putin's aide described the conversation as 'frank and substantive', with a focus on addressing the conflict's root causes.
  • Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is seeking to discuss the halt in weapon shipments with Trump amid ongoing tensions.
  • Despite the discussions, Trump reported no progress on achieving a ceasefire in Ukraine during the call.
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Center-leaning sources frame the narrative around President Trump's interactions with Putin as cautious and critical. They emphasize a lack of progress in negotiations, reflecting skepticism about Trump's effectiveness. The context of U.S. military strategy adds tension, suggesting a complex geopolitical landscape that influences their reporting and perspective.

"Trump said he "didn't make any progress" toward a potential ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war when he spoke by phone Thursday with Russian President Vladimir Putin."

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"Trump announced the call with Putin in a Truth Social post."

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"The pause was put in place because of concerns that U.S. military stockpiles were falling too low, a U.S. official said."

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The call focused on addressing the root causes of the Ukraine conflict and discussing potential paths forward, although no progress on a ceasefire was reported.

The Pentagon paused some weapon shipments to Ukraine for a review of military stockpiles.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has expressed skepticism about negotiating with Russia, emphasizing that Russia must withdraw from Ukrainian territory before any meaningful talks can occur.

Previous face-to-face talks have failed to reach a deal, with significant disagreement on key issues.

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