US EditionAlaska Summit and Its Afterlife Provides a Glimpse Into What Peace Looks Like to Putin and Trump
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Alaska summit and its afterlife provides a glimpse into what peace looks like to Putin and Trump
U.S. President Donald Trump greets Russian President Vladimir Putin in Anchorage, Alaska. Andrew Harnik/Getty ImagesFor all the pomp and staged drama of the summit between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska, the substantive part of the spectacle – that is, the negotiations between two great powers over the grinding war in Ukraine – did not at first appear to yield much. There was no deal and little detail on purported areas of …
The independent Russian press says "the country has been humiliated" in Alaska. Already the state press, he thinks it has been given a rough step towards peace.
US President Donald Trump said he felt "a warmth" in his relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the summit held in Anchorage, Alaska. Trump said the atmosphere between the two leaders was positive, despite the tensions between Russia and the West.
Putin, Trump, and the High-Stakes Game of Diplomacy
In this episode of the Victor Davis Hanson Show, join Victor and co-host Jack Fowler as they delve into the recent discussions surrounding the Ukraine-Russia conflict, focusing on the significant meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska. Victor shares his insights on the implications of their talks, the ongoing war dynamics, and the complex geopolitical landscape, as well as the reactions from various political commentators and …
Last Friday Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin had an appointment at a military base in Alaska, territory that in 1867 Russia sold to the United States at $7.2 million, approximately $150 million today - cheaper only Texas. Apart from the historical fact that apparently neither of them remembered or, perhaps, both ignore, the meeting to end the war in Ukraine, as we say colloquially in Mexico was worth a hat.
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