Russia says there were no contradictions in Kremlin, White House readouts of Putin-Trump call

Record ID: 1984851

  • Title: Russia says there were no contradictions in Kremlin, White House readouts of Putin-Trump call
  • Date: 20th March 2025
  • Summary: PARIS, FRANCE (MARCH 18, 2025) (REUTERS) PEDESTRIANS ON FERDINAND FLOCON STREET IN PARIS’ 18TH ARRONDISSEMENT, CLOSED OFF TO CAR TRAFFIC, CALLED ’SCHOOL STREETS’ OR ‘GARDEN STREETS’ IN PARIS SIGN SHOWING ADULT AND CHILD AND THAT CARS AND MOTORISED VEHICLES ARE NOT ALLOWED TO PASS SACRE COEUR BASILICA SEEN FROM STREET STREET EU AND FRENCH FLAG ON SCHOOL BUILDING ON STREET F
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  • Keywords: Putin Russia Trump U.S.A. Zakharova call contradictions
  • Location: MOSCOW, RUSSIA
  • City: MOSCOW, RUSSIA
  • Country: Russia
  • Topics: Diplomacy/Foreign Policy,Europe,Government/Politics
  • Reuters ID: LVA005043020032025RP1
  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9
  • Story Text: Russia denied on Thursday (March 20) that there had been any contradiction between the Kremlin and White House readouts of this week's telephone call between presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.
    After the call, the Kremlin said Russia had agreed to a mutual ceasefire with Ukraine covering attacks on "energy infrastructure," while the White House referred to an "energy and infrastructure ceasefire."
    The U.S. formulation implied that a ceasefire could cover other types of infrastructure, such as roads and bridges, and not just energy facilities.
    Asked about the statements, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said no two countries would never issue identical communiques. The main thing was that there were no contradictions, she said.
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