Trump and Putin's 2.5-Hour Call: A Ceasefire in Ukraine?

Trump-Putin Phone Call Sparks Debate Over Ukraine Ceasefire A 2.5-hour phone call between former US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin has sparked intense debate over the potential for a ceasefire in Ukraine. The conversation, which reportedly focused on ending the conflict, took place on May 19, 2025. However, Putin's subsequent press conference offered no concrete commitment to a ceasefire, leaving many questioning the outcome of the call. "Putin gave a press conference after the call, but didn't commit to any specific actions," said a political analyst in the video. This lack of clarity has fueled speculation about the true intentions of both leaders. Some analysts suggest the call was a mere political gesture, while others believe it could signal a shift in the geopolitical landscape. The video also notes that Trump's call was a significant political move, showing his willingness to engage directly with Putin on this critical issue. However, the lack of a clear commitment to a ceasefire from Putin raises concerns about the effectiveness of the call. The situation remains fluid, and further developments are expected in the coming days. The international community awaits clarity on Putin's intentions regarding a ceasefire in Ukraine.