Trump says Russian Federation and U.S. representatives to meet in Munich

Russian and US officials will meet on February 14 to discuss details on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine on the margins of the Munich Security Conference. This was announced by American leader Donald Trump on February 13.

"There will be a meeting in Munich tomorrow [Friday]. Russia will be there with our people, Ukraine is also invited," the US President said during his speech at the White House.

He specified that at the moment he does not have exact information about the number of countries invited to the conference.

Sense of contact: Putin and Trump agree on diplomatic solution to Ukraine crisis

In an hour and a half, they also discussed prisoner exchanges, the situation in the Middle East and the Iran nuclear deal

Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with Trump the day before. As reported by the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, the leaders of the two countries discussed many topics, including the exchange of Russian and US citizens, the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict and the situation in the Middle East. Trump, in turn, noted the unity with Putin in the opinion that Washington and Moscow will be able to get more benefit from working together.