At the initiative of Yerevan, a telephone conversation took place between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The talks addressed the results of the leaders’ meetings with foreign partners and issues of regional stability.
US President Donald Trump plans to meet with Vladimir Putin to discuss resolving the conflict in Ukraine, including a possible territorial exchange, which is causing protests from Kyiv and Europe.
US Vice President JD Vance announced the intention to stop funding the conflict in Ukraine, noting Americans’ fatigue over tax expenditures. The US Permanent Representative to NATO reported on technical groups’ negotiations regarding possible territorial exchanges ahead of the meeting between Putin and Trump.
The President of Azerbaijan and the Prime Minister of Armenia met in Abu Dhabi. The parties are holding talks within the framework of an international initiative to stabilize the region.
Iran’s deputy foreign minister said in an interview that the U.S. must end threats and military strikes on Iranian territory for nuclear talks to proceed.
Putin expressed readiness for talks with Ukraine after June 22, agreed with Trump’s stance on avoiding conflict, criticized Western double standards, and confirmed the transfer of Ukrainian soldiers’ bodies.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned that nuclear weapons in Iran’s hands would trigger global catastrophe. A military solution is not ruled out; all options remain on the table.
Trade talks between the USA and China are underway in London. The goal is to confirm the seriousness of both sides, discuss export restrictions, and explore resuming supplies.
The U.S. President told European leaders that Washington will not impose conditions and that the countries must reach an agreement on their own.
An agreement to reduce duties between the US and China will take effect on May 14 for 90 days to stabilize trade relations.
Istanbul may become the venue for new peace talks. Donald Trump also joined the initiative, expressing his readiness to help end the conflict.
The Russian President declared readiness for negotiations without preconditions, referring to the conflict for the first time as “war” instead of a “special military operation.”
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