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Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer. You're in the Situation Room. This is CNN Breaking News.

Let's get right to the breaking news on President Trump's phone call with Vladimir Putin.

And what happens next, including his expected meeting with the Russian leader that's likely

to happen in Saudi Arabia soon.

CNN's Fred Plikkin is standing by for us live in Moscow, but first, let's go to CNN's Jeff

Zellini over at the White House.

Jeff, first of all, tell us more about what the president just said about his phone call

with Putin.

Well, for an extraordinary thought in U.S.-Russian relations here, beginning with that phone

call that the President of the United States and the President of Russia had earlier today,

I'm told it lasted about 90 minutes or so.

So even with translation, about 45 minutes aside, that is considered to be a very long phone call. And of course,

it is the first one that the U.S. and Russia have had at this level in about three years since the

Russia invasion of Ukraine. There is no doubt here that the Trump administration wanted to reset

relations. There's no doubt also, as we hear the president speak about this

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