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    Putin invited Trump to Moscow to discuss Ukraine, Kremlin says

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    Posted on February 12, 2025

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    Last updated: January 26, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Putin invited Trump to Moscow to discuss the Ukraine conflict. They talked about bilateral relations and agreed to continue personal contacts.

    Putin Extends Invitation to Trump for Moscow Talks on Ukraine

    MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday discussed ending the war in Ukraine, agreed to meet in the future and Putin invited Trump to Moscow, the Kremlin said.

    Putin last spoke to a sitting U.S. president in February 2022 when he had a call with Joe Biden shortly before ordering thousands of troops into Ukraine.

    Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Putin and Trump discussed the Middle East, bilateral relations, Ukraine and a prisoner exchange between Washington and Moscow, state news agency TASS reported.

    "The Russian president invited the U.S. president to visit Moscow and expressed his readiness to receive American officials in Russia in those areas of mutual interest, including, of course, the topic of the Ukrainian settlement," Peskov said.

    "Putin and Trump also agreed to continue personal contacts, including arranging a face-to-face meeting."

    Trump, author of the 1987 book "Trump: the Art of the Deal", has repeatedly said he wants to end the war and that he will meet Putin to discuss it, though the date or venue for a summit is still not publicly known.

    (Reporting by Ksenia Orlova and Guy Faulconbridge in Moscow)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Putin invited Trump to Moscow to discuss Ukraine.
    • •Both leaders discussed Middle East and bilateral relations.
    • •A prisoner exchange between the US and Russia was mentioned.
    • •Putin and Trump agreed to continue personal contacts.
    • •No date or venue for a summit has been announced.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Putin invited Trump to Moscow to discuss Ukraine, Kremlin says

    1What did Putin and Trump discuss during their call?

    Putin and Trump discussed ending the war in Ukraine, bilateral relations, the Middle East, and a potential prisoner exchange.

    2When was the last time Putin spoke to a sitting U.S. president?

    Putin last spoke to a sitting U.S. president in February 2022 during a call with Joe Biden.

    3What invitation did Putin extend to Trump?

    Putin invited Trump to visit Moscow and expressed readiness to receive American officials in areas of mutual interest.

    4What is Trump's stance on the Ukraine war?

    Trump has repeatedly stated his desire to end the war in Ukraine and has expressed willingness to meet with Putin to discuss it.

    5Who reported on the discussions between Putin and Trump?

    The discussions were reported by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov and state news agency TASS.

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