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Trump to contact Putin after July 8 meeting with Zelensky at NATO summit

US President Donald Trump is set to meet Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky on July 8 at NATO summit in Turkey to talk about ways to end ongoing war in Ukraine. After that, Trump intends to connect with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has shown Russia's willingness for a diplomatic solution.

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Jul 5, 2026 · 1 min read · 5 views
Trump to contact Putin after July 8 meeting with Zelensky at NATO summit

Key Takeaways

  • •US President Donald Trump will meet Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky on July 8 to discuss ending the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
  • •Russian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov stated that Putin is ready for a diplomatic resolution to the Ukraine crisis.
  • •Trump's discussions at the NATO summit in Turkey will focus on exploring avenues for peace in Ukraine.
  • •The outcome of Trump's talks with Zelensky and Putin could significantly influence the future of the Ukraine conflict.

In bid to open dialogue,US President Donald Trump plans to contact Russian President Vladimir Putin soon after speaking with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky. This chat's set for July 8,during major NATO gathering in Turkey,where Ukrainian crisis expected to top agenda.

A confidential summary of Trump's talks with Zelensky will focus on potential conflict solutions. Crucial points to be discussed. After meeting Zelensky,Trump likely to reach out to Putin,showing intent for peace.

Meanwhile,Russian Presidential Aide Yury Ushakov revealed Putin reached out to Trump earlier,indicating Moscow's readiness for diplomacy. Ushakov said two leaders already talked Ukraine before Trump's NATO trip.

State Department and White House silent so far on upcoming leader discussions. What happens next could change Ukraine conflict's trajectory…

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