Trump, Putin Call For End To Israel-Iran War Amid Ongoing Ukraine Conflict

U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for about an hour on June 14, mainly discussing the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. Trump shared on his Truth Social platform that both leaders agreed the Israel-Iran war should end, and he also urged Putin to end the conflict in Ukraine. Putin expressed concern about Israel's military actions against Iran and the risk of further escalation, while both leaders did not rule out resuming negotiations on Iran's nuclear program. The scheduled U.S.-Iran nuclear talks in Muscat were canceled amid the tensions and recent air strikes. Additionally, Russia and Ukraine conducted a large prisoner swap during this period, with Putin indicating readiness to resume talks with Kyiv after June 22. The dialogue reflects ongoing efforts to manage overlapping conflicts involving Iran, Israel, Russia, and Ukraine.