US EditionUkraine and Allies Left Scrambling as Trump Shifts Toward Putin After Alaska Summit
The summit ended without a peace deal as Ukraine war deaths exceed 350,000 and global military spending hits $2.7 trillion, reflecting deep geopolitical and economic challenges.
- Sunday, the Alaska summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded with grand pronouncements but no tangible peace.
- Before the summit, some believed negotiations might finally stop Russia’s invasion, but Ukrainian political scientist Vadym Denisenko said Russia’s proposal to trade Ukrainian territory for US cooperation failed.
- Kraiev noted that aside from Trump’s deference toward Putin, there were no answers to key questions, while Putin used a joint photo to signal his isolation is over.
- Sunday, Ukraine and its allies scrambled to respond to Trump’s apparent shift toward Putin, who gained strategic time to pursue the war.
- On August 18, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will meet Donald Trump, and Vadym Denisenko predicts negotiations may not progress until spring 2026 if no results are achieved within two months.
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Summary: Friday’s Summit between Putin and Trump in Alaska concluded without a ceasefire agreement, though President Trump described the talks as progressive and promised to brief Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European leaders on the specifics of Friday’s discussions. President Putin reiterated openness to the possibility of peace but conditioned it on addressing the “root […] The post Ceasefire Still Elusive, But Dialogue Gains Mo…
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