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Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin aim to negotiate a cease-fire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict during their Alaska summit, a move highlighted by French President Emmanuel Macron.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump said he will prioritize a ceasefire when he meets Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday.
- Close proximity to Russia underscores Alaska's strategic role, with Little Diomede Island less than 3 miles from Russia's Big Diomede and Anchorage's oldest building a Russian Orthodox church.
- The Ukrainian leader noted that despite over 30 consultations, `Putin is bluffing` and applying pressure on Ukrainian defenses ahead of the Alaska summit.
- Putin is expected to demand that Ukraine cede territory for a ceasefire, with no signs Russia plans to end the war, ahead of the summit at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage.
- Macron said Trump will pursue a trilateral meeting after Friday's summit, with territorial issues only negotiated by Zelenskyy.
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Putin's advisor, Ushakov, comments on the upcoming meeting. The timetable takes shape: Trump and Putin want to speak in private.
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