“谁都不想挂电话” ，美俄元首两小时都聊了啥？

Core Viewpoint - The recent phone call between Trump and Putin was described positively by both leaders, but it did not signal any significant breakthrough in negotiations regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict [1][2][4]. Group 1: Trump and Putin's Communication - The call lasted for 2 hours and 5 minutes, with both leaders expressing a desire to maintain open communication [1]. - Trump has shifted his stance from seeking immediate ceasefire to supporting direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, which some analysts view as a concession to Putin [1][5]. - Putin indicated that Russia would draft a memorandum outlining potential peace agreement principles and timelines [2]. Group 2: Implications for Ukraine and Europe - European leaders reacted with concern to Trump's apparent withdrawal from a more active role in mediating the conflict, leading to increased sanctions against Russia [1][10]. - Ukraine's President Zelensky reiterated the need for direct negotiations and warned of harsher sanctions if Russia does not genuinely seek to end the conflict [9]. - The potential for the U.S. to withdraw from its involvement in the conflict has raised alarms in Ukraine and among European leaders [7][10]. Group 3: Economic Considerations - Trump suggested that Russia would seek large-scale trade with the U.S. post-conflict, positioning Ukraine as a potential beneficiary of this trade [5]. - The approach taken by Trump appears to focus on economic incentives rather than imposing new sanctions on Russia, which has surprised some observers [6][10].