US EditionTrump Move a ‘Dream Come True for Putin’
- The Trump-Putin summit in Anchorage concluded without a ceasefire or concrete steps for peace, despite claims of 'progress' from both leaders.
- Major EU players reiterated that international borders should not change by force, emphasizing this in a coordinated statement from 26 EU leaders.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky rejected Trump's assertion that Ukraine's fate lies solely on its shoulders, asserting the importance of strong security guarantees.
- Analysts characterized the meeting as a PR event for Putin, highlighting it as a diplomatic strategy rather than genuinely seeking peace.
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The expectations for the meeting of Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in Alaska were great. But in the end, the two statesmen again failed to make a breakthrough in the Ukraine war. Quite the contrary. Kremlin chief Putin betrayed himself with just one sentence and revealed his true intentions.
MAINTENANCE. Journalist and philosopher Michel Eltchaninoff, a specialist in Poutinian thought, analyses the recent meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in Alaska.
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