Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to hold an international telephone conversation on July 27, according to official statements from the Kremlin.
The Operative Information Center-OMM reports that Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov announced the upcoming talks, noting that the conversation is expected to take place in the second half of the day. The Kremlin spokesperson added that further details regarding the participants and the agenda would be provided at a later time.
This announcement follows recent remarks by President Putin regarding Russia's position on the international stage. The Russian leader has emphasized that the participation of the Russian Navy in international exercises demonstrates that attempts to isolate the country in terms of defense and security have been unsuccessful. He further stated that Moscow maintains friendly relations with numerous nations that understand the country's security interests and its vision for a multipolar world order.
Diplomatic engagement remains a focal point of Russian foreign policy. Notably, on July 4, a significant telephone conversation occurred between Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump. That discussion, which lasted approximately one hour and 25 minutes, was described by Kremlin foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov as both "business-like and highly constructive," highlighting the ongoing high-level diplomatic channels between the two global powers.
