US EditionUK stands with Ukraine, says David Lammy ahead of Trump-Putin summit
Polls show most Ukrainians want peace but oppose concessions, fearing any truce struck by Trump and Putin may disadvantage Kyiv, as the summit approaches.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump flew on Air Force One to Anchorage, Alaska, to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin for talks aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
- The summit follows the 3½-year conflict triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, with the US seeking a rapid ceasefire while Ukrainians remain wary of concessions and possible land losses.
- Ahead of the summit, UK officials affirmed their support for Ukraine, with diplomats like Andrii Sybiha praising the UK's principled stance and Defence Secretary John Healey affirming leadership in planning for ceasefire and peace.
- Interviews with Kyiv residents revealed a generally pessimistic outlook, as technician Liubomyr Yurtsiv expressed doubt that the summit would lead to favorable results, while cleaner Tetiana Harkavenko expected the conflict to persist afterwards.
- The summit may lead to negotiations involving territorial concessions by both sides, but Ukrainians remain cautious about any agreements that might not favor their interests, highlighting ongoing uncertainty over peace prospects.
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Evening Standard
UK stands with Ukraine, says David Lammy ahead of Trump-Putin summit
Ukraine’s foreign affairs minister Andrii Sybiha praised the UK for its ‘principled stance’.
Greenpeace Calls for Immediate Action on Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Ahead of Trump-Putin Summit
International organization Greenpeace Ukraine has called for the withdrawal of Russian personnel and military units from the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) ahead of the August 15 summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Anchorage, Alaska. Greenpeace Ukraine emphasized that the occupation of the nuclear facility poses a continuous threat to both Ukraine and Europe. The organization stressed that the r…
Colorado Springs Gazette
In Kyiv, disheartened Ukrainians wary ahead of Trump-Putin summit
KYIV (Reuters) -As President Donald Trump prepared to meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday, Ukrainians were watching warily, fearful the U.S. leader could sell Kyiv out in his bid for a quick deal with Moscow.
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