Biden Administration Alarmed by Trump's Alleged Calls with Putin
The Biden administration expresses serious concerns over reports suggesting former President Donald Trump communicated with Russian President Vladimir Putin up to seven times after leaving office. This information, cited by journalist Bob Woodward, remains unconfirmed by White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre.
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The Biden administration has raised alarms over allegations that former President Donald Trump engaged in communications with Russian President Vladimir Putin as many as seven times since vacating the Oval Office in 2020.
These alleged interactions were highlighted in journalist Bob Woodward's book 'War,' with The Washington Post providing a summary that cites an unnamed aide of Trump suggesting the frequency of these exchanges.
Despite the claims, White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre has stated that the administration cannot confirm the alleged calls, underscoring the tension such reports could generate.
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