Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump declared that the cold war has come to an end

After a closed meeting that lasted more than two hours, and a working lunch, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump gave a full press conference in which they agreed that the cold war ended and that the both countries should work together to solve the problems. But above all, they both made an effort to point out that Moscow is not interfering in the 2016 US elections.
At the press conference, Putin gave Trump a ball on occasion of the World Cup that ended Sunday. : "President, the ball is now on his side of the court"
"Thanks," Trump responded, warned that he was going to take the ball to his son Barron and threw the ball to Melania, who looked from the front row. "It was a constructive day, it is in our interest to continue these conversations and I am confident that we will meet again more often," said the American before concluding his statement with a handshake with his Russian counterpart.
In the same vein, Putin said the talks with Trump were "successful and very useful".
The two leaders arrived at the presidential palace in Helsinki on Monday for the summit, the first they held, a few hours after The US president blamed his country, and not the Kremlin's interference in the elections of the White House, at the wrong time that relations between Washington and Moscow have gone through.
"Our relationship with Russia has never been worse," he tweeted. Trump Monday morning, blaming the "years of stupidity and stupidity of the United States and now, the witch hunt manipulated", hinting at the investigation of Russian interference in the United States
to Press flyer, Putin said that his country "does not interfere or interfere in the elections in the United States." And he challenged a journalist to name a single piece of evidence that demonstrated such an intervention.
"There is no evidence, it must be based on facts and not on rumors."
Trump was on the same line. "There was no interference (Russian) in the campaign, we did a great campaign and we won," he insisted. And he described the investigation in the United States in this regard as "a shame for the country".
The meeting was condemned in advance by several members of Congress of both parties after the charge filed in the United States last week against 12 Russian military intelligence officers accused of hacking Democrats to the 2016 election to help Trump get to the White House.
In this regard, Putin offered to question these 12 individuals, but agreed that all the accusation The Russian in the elections is "nonsense."
Trump was received in the palace by the president of Finland, Sauli Niinistö. The summit started later than planned because Putin arrived in Helsinki about half an hour late in another show of his famous lack of punctuality. The American president seemed to return the favor and waited for the Russian to arrive at the venue before leaving his hotel.