President Vladimir Putin of Russia has briefed the country’s security council members about his phone conversation with US President Donald Trump.
On Wednesday, President Putin held discussions with US leader marking their first communication for the first time in three years.
Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov was quoted by the Russian News agency Tass saying, “Of course, [he discussed it].
Putin and Trump in their phone conversation that lasted more than one hour advocated for a negotiated resolution of the Ukrainian crisis, promoted the development of cooperation between their nations, and agreed to maintain personal communication, including the organization of in-person meetings.
Putin’s meetings with the Security Council are regular occurrences, typically held on a weekly basis.
Generally, these meetings focus on strategic issues concerning national security. Additionally, Putin maintains daily contact with the permanent members of the Security Council to address current matters.
Russia’s Security Council includes the country’s top leadership, such as the prime minister, the speakers of both houses of parliament, heads of specialized ministries and agencies, and other key officials.
