US President calls Russian leader Vladimir Putin
Putin and Trump talked about coronavirus, oil, and the G7 summit.
US President Donald Trump phoned Russian leader Vladimir Putin. It was about measures to combat coronavirus, the launch of a manned spacecraft in the United States, the situation on the world oil market, as well as the idea of holding a G7 summit with a possible invitation to Russia.
The leaders exchanged views on measures taken in both countries to combat coronavirus. Vladimir Putin thanked for the delivery of American ventilators to Russia.
The Russian President congratulated his American counterpart on the successful launch of the Crew Dragon manned spacecraft, which delivered astronauts to the ISS. The heads of state are determined to develop mutually beneficial cooperation in the space sector.
Putin and Trump examined the situation on the world oil market in the context of the implementation of the OPEC plus agreement, noting that this agreement leads to a gradual restoration of oil demand and stabilization of prices.
The US President spoke about the idea of holding a G-7 summit with a possible invitation from the leaders of Russia, Australia, India and Korea.
“The importance of intensifying the Russian-American dialogue in the field of strategic stability and confidence-building measures in the military sphere was noted,” the Kremlin’s press service noted.
"The conversation was constructive, businesslike and substantive," the statement said.
Source: Russian newspaper
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Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin
Vladimir Putin was born on October 7, 1952 in Leningrad. “I am from a simple family, and I have lived this life for a very long time, practically my entire adult life.
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