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Why the Trump-Putin Meeting Worries Europe
The Alaska summit focuses on US-Russia negotiations over Ukraine, raising European security concerns and potential territorial changes, with over 20% of Ukraine's land at stake, experts say.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump are meeting later today in Alaska to discuss potentially ending the conflict in Ukraine.
- This meeting follows Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and its annexation of four regions in September 2022 amid ongoing fighting.
- Russian forces control 18.98% of Ukraine this week, down from roughly 26.8% in March 2022, with over 400,000 killed or wounded in the conflict.
- Europe and Ukraine are concerned that the meeting could result in pressure on Ukraine to relinquish nearly 20% of its land, a demand that President Zelensky has strongly opposed.
- The summit’s outcome remains uncertain but may affect the conflict's future, while experts warn that appeasing Putin could enable continued aggression.
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This Friday opens the much-awaited summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, in the United States, in Alaska. The US and Russian presidents will talk about the war in Ukraine... without Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his European allies, who have nevertheless tried to spread messages so as not to see their interests braided.
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