Trump spoke with Zelensky after his conversation with Putin. What was discussed?

This is reported by Suspilne, citing the press service of the President's Office.

Updated at 20:07. As stated by Zelensky, they discussed the potential for achieving peace, readiness to collaborate at the team level, as well as technological capabilities, particularly regarding drones and other modern productions. He expressed gratitude to Trump for his "interest in what we can accomplish together."

The conversation also covered Zelensky's discussion with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Besant, the preparation of a new security agreement, and economic and resource cooperation. For his part, President Trump revealed details of his conversation with Putin.

"Ukraine desires peace more than anyone. We are defining our joint steps with America to stop Russian aggression and ensure a reliable, lasting peace. As President Trump said, let's get it done," stated Zelensky.

They agreed on further contacts and meetings.

Updated at 20:21. Trump noted that the conversation went "very well." "He, like President Putin, wants peace. [...] It’s time to end this senseless war, which has resulted in mass and utterly unnecessary death and destruction. God bless the people of Russia and Ukraine!" he wrote.

The U.S. President added that they discussed various topics related to the war, but primarily focused on the meeting scheduled for February 14 in Munich, where Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will be present.

The conversation lasted about an hour.

Trump announced this call after revealing a phone conversation with Putin on February 12. He stated that he and the Russian leader agreed to work very closely together.

According to the American president, they agreed that their teams would immediately begin negotiations. The U.S. side will be led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, National Security Advisor Michael Waltz, and U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Vitkoff. Trump is confident that the negotiations will be successful.

In Russia, it was reported that this conversation lasted almost an hour and a half. In particular, Putin invited the U.S. President to Moscow. They also agreed to organize a personal meeting.