Everything Pope Leo said to Putin as he makes first phone call to Russian leader

Pope Leo XIV spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on June 4, urging him to take steps toward peace in Ukraine. This marks their first conversation since Leo became pope.

The Vatican rarely comments on papal calls but confirmed the discussion, which included humanitarian concerns, prisoner exchanges, and the work of Cardinal Zuppi, the Vatican’s peace envoy.

Putin reportedly blamed Ukraine for escalating the war and emphasized addressing the conflict’s root causes.

Meanwhile, President Trump also revealed a recent call with Putin, saying they discussed Ukraine attacks but noted no immediate resolution was reached.

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