Trump discussed the war in Ukraine with Putin, reaching an agreement with Zelensky and outlining a specific plan, according to media reports.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, stated that he had a phone conversation with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. He aimed to negotiate with the Kremlin chief to end the war in Ukraine.

This was reported by The New York Post. According to the American politician, Putin allegedly "wants people to stop dying" during the war. Trump also believes that Putin is supposedly "not indifferent" to the killings on the front line.

"He wants people to stop dying. All these dead people. Young, young, beautiful people. They are like your children, two million of them — and for no reason," the publication quotes Trump.

Key Points from Trump's Conversation with Putin

• Trump claimed that the three-year war "would never have happened" if he had been president in 2022.
• "I have always had good relations with Putin unlike my predecessor," said the American president;
• Donald Trump stated that he has a specific plan to end the war. "I hope this will be quick. People are dying every day. This war is so bad in Ukraine. I want to end this damned thing," he said.
• Trump believes that Putin is "not indifferent" to the killings on the battlefield: "He wants people to stop dying."
• The U.S. president noted that he wants to reach an agreement with Zelensky for $500 million for access to rare earth minerals and gas in Ukraine in exchange for security guarantees in any potential peace settlement.

Recall that earlier "Telegraph" reported that Trump made three significant gifts to Putin. One of these steps will directly benefit the Kremlin resident, while the other two will aid his entourage, which is under Western sanctions.