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Trump told Putin Ukraine did not warn him of airbase strikes: Kremlin

Trump told Putin Ukraine did not warn him of airbase strikes: Kremlin

MOSCOW: The Kremlin said Wednesday US President Donald Trump told Russian leader Vladimir Putin that Ukraine had not informed him in advance of its major drone strikes against Russian airfields at the weekend.
Trump says he has had good discussions on Russia and Ukraine
"The subject of the strikes on the military airfields was also discussed. Donald Trump underlined that the American side had not been informed in advance," Putin's diplomatic adviser Yuri Ushakov told reporters.

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