Trump says both sides in Ukraine war will need to cede territory
- According to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, President Donald Trump plans to assess Russian President Vladimir Putin's commitment to ending the conflict during their summit in Alaska on Friday.
- This meeting follows Trump's pressure campaign including secondary sanctions and lethal weapons deliveries aimed at compelling Putin to end the war.
- Rutte emphasized Ukraine must be involved in future negotiations on territory, security guarantees, and peace talks, though the Alaska meeting will only include Trump and Putin.
- Senator Mark Kelly expressed hope that the meeting yielded tangible results and labeled Putin a war criminal, while Rutte viewed the summit as progress toward initiating peace discussions.
- If Putin proves serious at the summit, Rutte said the peace process will continue including Ukraine and Europeans, but it will stop if Putin is not serious.
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