The Kremlin on Sunday declined to confirm or deny that Russian President Vladimir Putin had spoken with President Donald Trump, after the New York Post cited the US leader saying they’d discussed the war in Ukraine on a phone call.

US President Donald Trump claimed to have spoken with Putin about ending the Ukraine war, but the Kremlin has not confirmed this communication.

Russia said that discussions with Washington were underway regarding potential peace talks to end the war nearly three years after Moscow’s full-scale invasion.

President Donald Trump announced in an interview published Saturday that he has spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The Kremlin said on Friday there had been a lot of inaccurate reports on U.S. plans for ending the Ukraine war and called for patience as speculation swirled around the timing of a possible meeting between presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.

The Kremlin on Sunday declined to confirm or deny a US report of a phone call between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Peskov previously several times denied reports of conversations between Trump and Putin before the US leader's return to the presidency.

US President Donald Trump has said he spoke by phone with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in an attempt to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine. Source: Trump in an interview with the New York Post Details: When asked how many times he spoke to Putin,