As Reuters has learned, US First Lady Melania Trump wrote a personal letter to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin with appeals regarding Ukrainian children abducted by Russia.
Points of attention
- Reports suggest that Melania's letter had an impact on Trump's stance towards Russia, prompting actions to demand the return of abducted Ukrainian children.
- The US continues to push for the return of Ukrainian children abducted by Russian forces, highlighting the diplomatic efforts in addressing the humanitarian issue.
Melania Trump seeks return of children abducted by Russia
The journalists learned about this from their anonymous sources in the White House.
Insiders claim that Melania Trump allegedly wrote a personal letter to Vladimir Putin.
The First Lady of the United States asked her husband, Donald Trump, to deliver a message to the Russian dictator.
The US President agreed and presented it to Putin during a meeting in Alaska.
Anonymous sources in the White House did not want to reveal the detailed contents of the letter.
Despite this, they confirmed to journalists that it was about the abduction of Ukrainian children by Russian invaders against the backdrop of the war.
Interestingly, Donald Trump recently declared his wife Melania's "neutrality," commenting on the First Lady's influence on his decisions regarding Ukraine.
However, he admitted that he sometimes changed his position on Russia when the first lady reminded him of Putin's increasing terror.
By the way, Trump's envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, officially confirmed last month that the United States would demand the return of Ukrainian children abducted by the Russians.
