US EditionTrump-Putin Summit Receives Mixed Reactions From European Leaders, US Lawmakers
The summit marked the first direct talks in over four years without a cease-fire, with Putin maintaining his stance and Trump seeking dialogue to improve relations.
- On August 15, 2025, Presidents Trump and Putin held a three-hour summit at a military installation in Anchorage.
- The summit aimed to address the Ukraine conflict, following a period without direct high-level US-Russia talks, with Putin briefing Belarusian and Kazakh leaders afterward.
- Both leaders described the discussions as productive but acknowledged unresolved key issues, and no cease-fire or formal agreement was announced.
- Michael Wolff quoted a close aide saying, "We got nothing out of this," while Trump called the outcome "very productive," reflecting mixed views.
- The inconclusive meeting suggests Putin maintained his hardline stance, and a follow-up summit is planned for late September or early October in Moscow.
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'Not Much Was Accomplished': Fox News Host Offers Brutal Takedown Of Trump's Putin Summit
Fox News host Howard Kurtz opened his Sunday show by noting that "not much was accomplished" at President Donald Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the war in Ukraine. "Three and a half years into the brutal and bloody war in Ukraine after the illegal Russian invasion that has always featured targeting civilians, President Trump announced he would meet with Vladimir Putin and try to negotiate a peace deal," Kurtz explained.…
Trump biographer says White House insider texted blunt, profane message after Alaska summit
President Donald Trump has sought to present his recent summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin as a constructive encounter, but several inside accounts and media analyses suggest otherwise.Analysts highlighted how Putin managed to shift U.S. policy rhetoric toward a broader “peace agreement," a move that aligned with Kremlin narratives — without offering any tangible concessions, giving him symbolic and diplomatic gains at U.S. expense.On …
Putin discusses Trump summit with Belarus and Kazakhstan
MOSCOW (Reuters) -President Vladimir Putin spoke to the leaders of Belarus and Kazakhstan on Sunday to update them on the summit with U.S. President Donald Trump which the Kremlin has cast as a potentially significant stepping stone towards peace in…
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Trump-Putin summit receives mixed reactions from European leaders, US lawmakers
The high-stakes summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin garnered mixed reactions from U.S. lawmakers and European leaders. Trump, along with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff, huddled with Putin, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and top foreign policy aide Yuri Ushakov, for nearly three hours at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson near Anchorage, Alaska on Friday. Czech Foreign Minister Jan Li…
President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met Friday in Anchorage, at the first in person meeting between American and Russian leaders since Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022. That’s all that could be deduced from what happened in the closed-door session, which ended earlier than expected and without the ceasefire Trump had insisted on was necessary to ensure a peace agreement. Here are six conclusions from the Anchorage sum…
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