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Takeaways from the Trump-Putin meeting: No agreement, no questions but lots of pomp
- On August 15, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump met Russian President Vladimir Putin at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska for a high-stakes summit.
- The meeting aimed to address Russia's war in Ukraine amid ongoing conflict since Russia's February 2022 invasion and growing international concerns.
- The summit began with warm handshakes, a photo on a platform marked 'Alaska 2025,' and a private limousine ride aboard the armored vehicle known as 'The Beast.'
- Trump said he would know within minutes if the summit was a success and pledged to push for a ceasefire, while Putin did not answer reporters' questions about civilian casualties.
- The closed-door talks included senior officials and signaled continued uncertainty over peace prospects, with Ukraine ready for productive talks but the war still ongoing due to no signals from Moscow.
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Trump-Putin summit ends with no ceasefire deal
NewsFeedThe highly anticipated meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin ended without a ceasefire deal to stop the war in Ukraine. Trump said he would brief Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the talks, but there was no clear plan agreed for the Ukrainian president to meet with Putin for further negotiations. vPublished On 16 Aug 202516 Aug 2025 Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source The post Trump-Putin summ…
The New York Times and the Washington Post do not make discounts to Donald Trump, on the meeting with Putin in Alaska for a cease-fire in Ukraine: the homepages of the sites summarize the sense of a full victory for the tsar, while the tycoon must settle (at most) for a non-defeated. "They flaunt friendship but end without an agreement on Ukraine," headlines the head of the Great Apple. "No consequence for Putin": vanish on the horizon the sanct…
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