The Kremlin said on Monday it had yet to receive any signals from the United States about arranging a possible meeting between President Vladimir Putin and President Donald Trump, but remained ready to organise such an encounter.

He claimed that Moscow’s willingness to engage with Washington “remains.” Regarding a potential meeting between Trump and Putin, Peskov stated that they would discuss the prospects of such talks when they deem it appropriate to organize them.

Expectations are high that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Trump will soon hold a phone call to discuss the conflict, after the Republican pledged on the campaign trail to bring a swift end to the fighting.

The Kremlin said Monday it was still waiting for "signals" about a possible meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US counterpart Donald Trump.

No one in U.S. President Donald Trump's new administration has made contact with the Kremlin about setting up a meeting with Vladimir Putin, Russian officials said Monday. Trump, who took office last week Monday,

A week after Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States, no concrete appointment has yet been made for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. “It is customary for heads of state to speak about this themselves,