"Yes, indeed," Peskov told reporters, answering a question about whether Putin said in a conversation with Trump about Russia's response to the attacks on its airfields.
The response to the Ukrainian attacks on Russian airfields will be up to the military to decide on, Peskov added.
"The military will decide how and when the response will be appropriate," Peskov said.
Russia would prefer to hear strong condemnation of Ukraine's terrorist attacks at the international level, Kremlin spokesman said.
"During a telephone conversation that took place yesterday, US President [Donald Trump] did say that he did not have any information about the preparation of this terrorist act by the Kiev regime. But, if we talk about the international assessment in general, of course, we would prefer to hear a strong condemnation of, at a minimum, this terrorist act," Peskov told reporters.
Decisions on terrorist attacks in the Kursk and Bryansk regions were impossible without the highest political level of Ukraine, the official said, adding that it was Kiev that gave the order to blow up the train in the Bryansk Region.
"This is nothing less than terrorism at the state level," Peskov said, adding that the fact that Kiev acquired all signs of terrorism will be taken into account by Russia in the future.