Putin will seek revenge on the Ukraine drone attack, warns Trump

US President Donald Trump said that Vladimir Putin said he would have to respond to the main drone attack in Ukraine on Russian airbags.

Trump said: “Speaking after a phone call to the Russian President:” President Putin said, strongly, he will have to respond to the recent attack on airports, “Trump said.

Trump has warned in a post on social media that the phone call, which lasted for more than an hour, would not “lead to immediate peace” between Russia and Ukraine.

The two leaders also discussed Iran, as Trump said that Putin suggested that he could help in nuclear talks with the country.

The White House was contacted to comment.

Putin, Russia, RIA Novosti, a state -owned news agency, told Trump that Ukraine tried to “disrupt” negotiations and that the government in Kiev “has mainly turned into a terrorist organization.”

She said that the two “exchanged views on the prospects for restoring cooperation between countries, which have huge potential.”

The conversation is determined between the first two leaders since Ukraine A sudden attack using drones to hit the Russian air bases On June 1, targeting what they said was a capable of the nucleus.

The Kremlin later said on Wednesday that Trump told Putin that the United States had not been warned before the attack.

Last week, Trump seemed to have set a two -week deadline for Putin, threatening to change how the United States responds to Russia if he believed Putin is still “clicking” on the peace effort in Ukraine.

The comment was one of Trump’s monetary observations, who said earlier that Putin was “completely crazy” and was “playing with fire” when Russia intensified drones and missile attacks on targets in Ukraine.

Trump did not mention any deadline or his previous statements on Wednesday on his social platform.

On Wednesday, a delegation of Ukrainian officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Sferidko, and President of the Presidential Office Andre Yermak, were appointed to a meeting with American Senators in Washington to discuss the purchases of weapons and efforts to stop the fighting.

In a post on social media, Yermak said that the delegation planned to discuss “defensive support and the situation in the battlefield”, sanctions against Russia and the previously signed reconstruction investment fund.

This position also comes a few days after a second round of direct peace talks between the two warring sides, which was held in Istanbul, ended without a big penetration, although the two sides agreed to switch more war prisoners.

Ukrainian negotiators said Russia has refused a “unconditional ceasefire” – a major demand from Kiev and its Western allies, including the United States.

The Russian team said that they suggested the ceasefire on several days in “certain areas” of the front lines in Ukraine, although they did not provide more details.

Trump said before – and repeatedly – he believed that the two sides are making progress, despite the ongoing fighting on the front lines and air attacks carried out in both Russia and Ukraine.

In addition, Trump said that in the call he and Putin Iran discussed Iran, and he believed that the two were “agreed” that “Iran could not have a nuclear weapon.”

According to what was reported, the United States suggested that Iran has stopped all enriched uranium production – which can be used to make reactor fuel but also nuclear weapons – and instead it depends on a regional consortium for supplies.

Iran has not yet responded to the plan presented in the talks last Saturday.

According to Trump, Putin suggested that he would participate in discussions with Iran and that he may be useful in obtaining a quick conclusion.

“This is my opinion that Iran was slow to follow its decision on this very important issue,” Trump wrote. “We will need a final answer in a very short period of time.”

Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamani, criticized the American proposal and said that he would not stop enriching uranium.