Report: President-Elect Donald Trump Tells Russian President Vladimir Putin Not to Escalate in Ukraine; Russia Denies Call

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : The Post reported it was the first call between the two men, and that they had discussed the goal of peace on the European continent and Trump expressed an interest in follow-up conversations to discuss "the resolution of Ukraine's war soon.
57% : In an interview Sunday with Russian state TV, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the signs for improvement in U.S.-Russian relations under Trump were "positive.
50% : That is why leaders have begun the process of developing stronger relationships with the 45th and 47th President because he represents global peace and stability," he wrote.Putin publicly congratulated Trump on his win Thursday, praising his "manly" response to the assassination attempt against him in July, and said he was "ready" to speak to Trump.
45% : ""Trump talked during his campaign about how he sees everything through deals, that he can make a deal that will lead everyone to peace.
36% : During his campaign, Trump had said he would end the Ukraine-Russia War within 24-hours of his presidency.
23% : Trump "briefly raised the issue of land," the report added.
16% : He said that President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris's strategy with Ukraine was predictable, but "Trump is less predictable, and also [it] is less predictable to what extent Trump will stick to the statements he made during the election campaign.

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