What should you know about the Trump-Putin phone conversation?

US President Donald Trump and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin have conducted a telephone conversation, reporting that they have agreed on some things about the war in Ukraine and global developments.

The two leaders spoke for about an hour and a half in a call. Trump said ahead of the call he expected to discuss “partition” of the specific “s”.

Skynews has a summary of what Trump and Putin agreed on?

Putin ordered the military to stop hitting Ukraine's energy infrastructure for 30 days as part of a limited ceasefire, and said he would consider halting military action on the Black Sea;

Ukrainians must agree to this, but some deputies, journalists and analysts have suggested that it is a requirement in Putin's interest, as Kiev is at the moment damaging Russian oil refinerys, and winter has almost ended, so the need to protect its infrastructure has diminished;

Putin reiterated claims that the talks should deal with the radical <x0-skirt” of the conflict, essentially repeating the Kremlin's red lines regarding Ukraine's NATO membership and its weapons;

To that end, Putin said any long-term agreement would require a complete ban on separation of intelligence and military aid to Ukraine from all foreign partners;

It was agreed that an exchange of prisoners would happen tomorrow with 175 prisoners of war returning to Ukraine and 175 returning to Russia;

Russia will also hand over 23 Ukrainian soldiers seriously wounded;

It was also agreed that negotiations on a full ceasefire start “immediately” in the Middle East;

Trump also offered that the American ice hockey team played against Russia, while the idea was supported by Putin.

Otherwise, Ukraine had agreed weeks earlier for a 30-day truce with the US./Telegraphy/