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Trump Issues Warning to Putin After Summit Prep with Europe
The meeting aims to explore possible ways to end the Ukraine war, with the White House calling it a listening exercise and no immediate peace deal expected.
- On Friday, US President Donald Trump will meet Vladimir Putin in Alaska, marking their first direct talks since Trump's return to the White House in January.
- Last week, the White House and Kremlin announced the meeting after US special envoy Steve Witkoff visited Putin, and on Monday Trump said it would gauge Putin's war-ending parameters.
- The White House downplayed peace prospects by calling the meeting a `listening exercise`, and Karoline Leavitt said only one war party will attend, Russia remaining largely quiet.
- Excluding Ukraine has prompted concerns from Kyiv and European leaders, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is not expected to participate, while Trump said he would call Zelenskyy first out of respect.
- Earlier this year, Trump said he was `very angry` with Putin and threatened to target Russia's economy with taxes, as demands remain unclear.
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Trump issues warning to Putin after summit prep with Europe
U.S. President Donald Trump warned he would impose “very severe consequences” if Vladimir Putin didn’t agree to a ceasefire agreement later this week, following a call with European leaders ahead of his meeting with the Russian president.
Before the Alaska Summit of Donald Trump and Russian President Putin, Europeans have tried to set the US president in a video conference on several points for possible peace talks - including a ceasefire and security guarantees. Here is a summary of the positions:
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At first, Europeans had discussed with each other, and now they are discussing a video conference with US President Trump. The aim is to find a common line for Trump's meeting with Kremlin chief Putin.
Europe is anxiously awaiting Friday's summit in Alaska between US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin. In a planned remote meeting with the American president on Wednesday, European leaders will try to ensure that the talks do not turn into a victory for the Kremlin.
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