Trump would like to look at the transcript of the conversation between Biden and Zelensky

Donald Trump. File photoWASHINGTON Feb 2Former US President Donald Trump said he would be interested in seeing the transcript of a telephone conversation that took place between current US Chief of Staff Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on January 27. «It would be interesting to see (a transcript of this — ed.) call. I suspect that the call was something like they say. It won't change anything… But it will be really interesting to see him,» Trump said in an interview with Newsmax. .jpg» />Biden called the telephone conversation with Zelensky productive Earlier, a CNN correspondent, referring to an unnamed representative of the official Kiev, published on his Twitter account «details» of the conversation between the leaders of the United States and Ukraine. In particular, according to him, Biden told Zelensky that «the Russian invasion will almost inevitably happen as soon as the earth freezes.» The US president allegedly also warned his colleague that Kiev could be «plundered» by Russian troops, who «probably will try to occupy it,» the channel's reporter claimed. Later, White House National Security Council spokeswoman Emily Horn denied this information. Press Secretary of the President of Ukraine Sergei Nikiforov also denied this. The telephone conversation between Biden and Zelensky took place on Thursday afternoon. Later, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba denied media reports of alleged disagreements between Zelensky and Biden during their telephone conversation. Trump himself knows firsthand the delicacy of telephone contacts with Ukrainian leaders. His first call to Zelensky in September 2019 became grounds for impeachment, which was announced by the House of Representatives but torpedoed by the Senate. Opponents of the ex-president tried to prove that he sought Ukraine to investigate corruption suspicions against Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who was in the leadership of the local company Burisma. threaten nothing, and all such statements are used as an excuse to deploy more NATO military equipment near Russian borders. As Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said earlier, Russia does not create any pretexts for a conflict situation around Ukraine. According to him, Russia does not rule out that the hysteria around Ukraine, hyped by the West, is aimed at covering Kiev's line of sabotaging the Minsk agreements on Donbass. According to the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov, the US and NATO information hysteria over Ukraine is generously framed by lies and fakes. The Russian Federation stated that the United States and the West are hysterically developing the topic of threat and escalation in Ukraine.