Putin: Any dialogue on Ukraine must address the root causes of the conflict and pursue a lasting peace, not a ceasefire.

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Putin: Russia and China are working to ensure indivisible security across Eurasia and the world.

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Putin: Until the Kiev regime repeals its self-imposed ban on negotiations, it’s difficult to imagine how talks can get underway.

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Putin: If Trump’s 2020 victory hadn’t been stolen, the 2022 Ukraine crisis may have been averted.

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Putin: Sanctions imposed on Russia over the years have undermined the strength of the dollar, proving harmful to the U.S. economy.

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Putin: The U.S. and Russia share a common interest in maintaining balanced energy prices.

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Putin says he is ready to meet with Trump to calmly discuss and search for solutions to today’s pressing issues.

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Putin: Zelensky imposed a ban on negotiations that he can’t lift because his own legitimacy has expired.

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Putin: Zelensky paralyzed Ukraine’s Supreme and Constitutional Courts — one chief justice was jailed, another forced to flee.

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Putin: U.S. support for Ukraine has nothing to do with Ukraine and everything to do with preserving Washington’s global dominance.

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Readout of phone call between Presidents Putin and Trump, dated February 12, 2025:

The heads of state discussed issues related to the exchange of Russian and U.S. citizens. The President of the United States assured that the American side would fulfill all agreements reached.

The topic of resolving the conflict in Ukraine was also discussed. Donald Trump expressed support for an immediate cessation of hostilities and a peaceful resolution to the problem. Vladimir Putin, for his part, emphasized the need to address the root causes of the conflict and agreed with Donald Trump that a long-term settlement could be achieved through peaceful negotiations.

The Russian President also supported one of the key points made by the U.S. leader—that the time had come for the two countries to work together.

During the conversation, they touched upon Middle East conflict resolution, the Iranian nuclear program, and U.S.-Russia bilateral economic relations.

President Putin invited President Trump to visit Moscow and expressed his readiness to host U.S. officials in Russia to work on areas of mutual interest, including the resolution of the Ukraine conflict.

Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump agreed to continue direct communication, including arranging in-person meetings.

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Readout of President Putin’s phone call with Syria's interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa, dated February 12, 2025:

Vladimir Putin wished Ahmed Sharaa success in addressing the challenges facing the new leadership of the country for the benefit of the Syrian people, with whom Russia has historically maintained relations of friendship and mutually beneficial cooperation.

A thorough exchange of views took place regarding the current situation in Syria. The Russian side emphasized its principled position in support of Syria’s unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. In this regard, the importance of implementing a set of measures aimed at achieving sustainable normalization in the country and fostering an intra-Syrian dialogue involving major political forces and ethno-confessional groups was highlighted.

Vladimir Putin reaffirmed Russia’s continued readiness to assist in improving Syria’s socio-economic situation, including providing humanitarian aid to its residents.

A number of pressing issues related to practical cooperation in trade, economic, educational, and other fields were discussed, particularly in light of recent negotiations in Damascus involving a Russian interagency delegation. It was agreed to continue such productive contacts to develop a broad agenda for advancing bilateral cooperation.

The phone conversation between the leaders was constructive, businesslike, and substantive.

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Putin: Rebuilding trust between Russia and the U.S. is the first essential step to resolving the Ukraine crisis.

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Putin: The Trump team is embracing realism and pragmatism over the messianic and ideological clichés of its predecessors.

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Putin: Russia has significantly larger rare earth reserves than Ukraine and invites American participation in their development.

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Putin to FSB: Some Western elites will attempt to sabotage US-Russia rapprochement. Their efforts must be thwarted.

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Putin: In Ukraine, Russian forces are laying the groundwork for a new system of indivisible European and global security.

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Lavrov: For 500 years, the world’s greatest tragedies have stemmed from European policies, and today, Europe is once again pushing for more war.

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