Putin and Trump held a telephone conversation on Wednesday.
"Of course, one telephone conversation can hardly improve the situation in the world, because, unfortunately, the concentration of conflicts is so great and the consequences of a number of conflicts for the international situation and the international economy as a whole are so serious that, of course, it is very difficult to stop these trends at one moment," Peskov told reporters, answering the question whether the Kremlin believes that the conversation between the two presidents has improved the situation in the world to some extent.
The phone conversations between Russian and US leaders are coordinated very quickly, Peskov added.
On Victory Day Truce
Russian President Vladimir Putin has not yet made a decision on the specific hours of the truce in the special operation zone on Victory Day, Peskov said.
"We are talking about Victory Day, but it will be up to the president to decide when it will take effect and when it will expire. So far, this decision has not yet been made on specifics," Peskov told reporters.
Moscow has not yet heard Kiev's reaction to the announced initiative on the readiness of a truce on the occasion of Victory Day, the official added.
On Russia's GDP
Russian President Vladimir Putin certainly trusts economic statistics that are published in Russia, Peskov said.
"Absolutely," Peskov told reporters when asked if the Kremlin had confidence in the statistics released by the Central Bank of Russia.
Commenting on the quarterly decline in Russian GDP, the official said that the cooling process of the Russian economy is yielding results, adding that the process of a quarterly decline in the Russian GDP is expected.
"The government and the president are taking measures and working out solutions aimed at changing this negative trend into an upward trend," Peskov said.
On Strengthening Fight Against Terrorism in Mali
Russia will continue to fight terrorism and extremism in Mali and is there at the request of the current government, Peskov said.
"Russia is present there, in fact, in connection with the necessity stated by the current government. Russia will continue to fight extremism, terrorism and other negative manifestations, including in Mali," Peskov told reporters, adding that Moscow will continue to provide assistance to the current authorities of Mali.