Russian President Vladimir Putin held a roughly one-hour telephone conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump on 3 July, the Kremlin said, extending early Independence Day greetings and congratulating Trump on Senate passage of his signature tax, immigration and energy package, labelled by the White House the “big beautiful bill.” Kremlin foreign-policy adviser Yury Ushakov told reporters that Putin wished Trump success in implementing the legislation, which cleared the Senate by a single vote and now returns to the House of Representatives for final approval. The two leaders also discussed broader international issues, including the wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, according to Kremlin readouts. Ushakov highlighted what he called Russia’s historical support for U.S. independence and noted the countries’ past military alliances, describing bilateral ties as possessing “deep roots.”
🇷🇺 Putin felicita a Trump por el 4 de julio y por su controvertido plan fiscal, en un nuevo gesto de cercanía entre ambos líderes. https://t.co/9jgv8rM9Mb
🎙 Yury #Ushakov on the outcomes of Presidents' Putin & Trump phone conversation: 💬 Vladimir Putin wished @realDonaldTrump success in implementing the changes he envisioned and, naturally, offered greetings for Independence Day, the national day of the US Read in full 👉 https://t.co/xbL9hrtDcb
Kremlin statement on today’s Putin-Trump call: — Trump briefed Putin on the passage of his flagship US tax, immigration, and energy legislation, which he calls the “big beautiful bill.” — Putin congratulated him ahead of the 4th of July and noted Russia’s historic role https://t.co/4aE6SKq95E