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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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Military Times
Defense NewsKey takeaways from the Trump-Putin summit
The much-anticipated summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin began with a warm welcome and a flyover by screaming jets at a U.S. military base in Alaska but ended with a thud Friday after they conceded that they had failed to reach any agreements on how to end the Russia-Ukraine war.After about 2 1/2 hours of talks at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, the two men appeared before reporters for what…
Trump Outsmarts Globalists While Media Whines: The Alaska Summit Nobody Gets Right - Stephen K Bannon's War Room
President Trump executed a masterclass in diplomacy during Friday’s Alaska summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, advancing a realistic peace process while the corporate media erupted in predictable tantrums. Amid the globalist fixation on optics, Trump worked nonstop with NATO, EU leaders, and Zelensky to manage the world’s two largest nuclear powers. He understands the stakes, the limits of American intervention, and the real costs—bot…
President Trump, who demanded an "immediate ceasefire" before his meeting with Vladimir Putin, is now calling for a "peace agreement" between Russia and Ukraine. For researcher Dimitri Minic, this summit is "a failure" for Washington, which "overestimated its ability to influence Russia".
The Baltimore Sun
Putin emerges from the Alaska summit with increased stature and Trump echoing a Kremlin position
By DASHA LITVINOVA and EMMA BURROWS In Alaska, President Vladimir Putin walked on a red carpet, shook hands and exchanged smiles with his American counterpart. Donald Trump ended the summit praising their relationship and calling Russia “a big power … No. 2 in the world,” albeit admitting they didn’t reach a deal on ending the war in Ukraine. By Saturday morning Moscow time, Trump appeared to have abandoned the idea of a ceasefire as a step towa…
Following the meeting of Trump and Putin in Alaska, it is highly unlikely that one day it will be possible to say that here the foundations for true peace were created in Ukraine, although it is already possible to extract some notes on the quoteTrump and Putin end the Alaska meeting without agreement on Ukraine Depending on what is known for the moment about the results of the meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska, it is hig…
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