Dmitry Peskov rejected claims made in the latest book by The Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward.
The Kremlin has rejected claims that Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin several times following his departure from the White House.
The comments by Putin’s spokesperson Dmitry Peskov follow allegations made in the latest book by The journalist Bob Woodward about an enduring relationship between the former U.S. president and the Russian leader.
Woodward cites an unnamed Trump aide who indicated this year’s Republican presidential candidate may have spoken to Putin up to seven times since leaving the White House in 2021.
The book War, which is released on October 15, claims how in early 2024, Trump ordered an aide out of his office in his Mar-a-Lago residence to take a private call with Putin, although the details of the alleged conversation were not revealed.
The aide offered no further details and Woodward said in the book, whose excerpts have been published by media outlets, that he could not corroborate the claim with other sources.
