By The Blogging Hounds
President Donald Trump joined Fox & Friends following his historic White House peace summit with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and seven European leaders, where he revealed stunning details of his private call with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to Trump, Putin disclosed that under Joe Biden’s administration, he had “no communication with the White House for years” as the Ukraine war raged on, and that he “wouldn’t talk to the people from Europe” at all. Trump’s revelation exposes just how fractured diplomacy became under the globalist regime—and how his reestablished relationship with Putin is now opening the door to an end of the Biden-era war in Ukraine.
The Historic Summit
On Monday, Trump hosted a bilateral meeting with Zelensky before convening a wider gathering with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Finnish President Alexander Stubb, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, French President Emmanuel Macron, and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. During the talks, Trump informed the leaders that Putin had agreed to a framework deal involving security guarantees for Ukraine provided by Europe, coordinated with the United States. Trump then stepped aside to privately call Putin from the White House, finalizing arrangements for an upcoming face-to-face meeting between Putin and Zelensky. “Everyone is very happy about the possibility of peace for Russia/Ukraine,” Trump told the press.
The Silence Of The Biden Years
Fox host Charlie Hurt pressed Trump on his conversation with Putin, and the President revealed the shocking admission: “Putin told me, years—it was years—that he didn’t speak to anybody from the White House. And it was a long time that he didn’t speak to anybody from Europe.” Trump explained that this diplomatic silence allowed the war to spiral unchecked, costing thousands of lives weekly. “That was part of the problem. They had no communication with the White House for years as people died,” Trump said, describing the relationship as “fractured.”
Two To Tango
For Trump, restoring communication was the first step toward peace. “In this case, two to tango. They have to have somewhat of a relationship. Otherwise, we’re just wasting a lot of time,” he explained. Trump emphasized that direct dialogue with adversaries is not weakness but wisdom—pointing out that his warm personal rapport with Putin, even amid the “Russia, Russia, Russia” hoax, created the leverage needed to broker deals. “There’s a warmth there that you can’t—you know, there’s a decent feeling, and it’s a good thing, not a bad thing,” Trump said.
The B-2 Flyover And The Alaska Meeting
Trump also recounted his recent meeting with Putin in Alaska, where America demonstrated its unmatched military might. “We had the B-2 fly right over President Putin as he left his plane, and he looked up, he said, ‘What the hell is that? That’s a hell of a noise.’ We didn’t make it environmentally friendly,” Trump joked, highlighting the deterrent power of strength-based diplomacy. Despite Democrat outrage over his working relationship with Putin, Trump argued that only through direct engagement could the bloodshed be stopped.
Lives On The Line
Trump was candid about the stakes: “If I can save 7,000 people a week from being killed, I think that’s pretty—well, I want to try and get to heaven, if possible. I hear I’m not doing well, I hear I’m at the bottom of the totem pole. But if I can get to heaven, this will be one of the reasons.” He compared the effort to his past diplomatic breakthroughs, recalling how he forced India and Pakistan into de-escalation by tying peace to trade negotiations, and how he dismantled Iran’s nuclear capability. “I think I saved a lot of lives,” Trump said.
Prophetic Implications
The Biden-era silence between Washington, Europe, and Moscow reveals more than diplomatic failure—it reveals the globalist appetite for perpetual war. Endless bloodshed, weakened nations, and fractured relations are the raw materials of the so-called “New World Order.” Trump’s intervention disrupts that agenda, if only temporarily. As prophecy warns, wars and rumors of wars will escalate until the world cries out for a single system of governance. For now, Trump’s outreach to Putin has opened a window for peace, but the globalists who thrive on chaos are unlikely to stand down.
Conclusion
Trump’s disclosure that Putin had no communication with the White House or Europe for years under Biden underscores the catastrophic cost of globalist foreign policy. With direct dialogue restored, the prospect of peace between Russia and Ukraine is no longer unthinkable. Yet the same forces that engineered silence, fueled conflict, and profited from war will not give up their designs easily. The question is whether this moment signals true reconciliation—or merely a pause before the next globalist push for escalation.
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