US EditionTrump-Putin Summit: Navigating Peace in Ukraine
UKRAINE, AUG 9 – Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin met to negotiate peace and reduce conflict in Ukraine amid ongoing tensions, aiming for diplomatic solutions to prevent further escalation.
- On August 15, 2025, President Donald Trump will meet President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, their first summit since Biden met Putin in 2021.
- Ahead of the summit, Donald Trump, President of the United States, brokered a peace agreement on Russia’s doorstep that shores up his negotiating position ahead of the planned meeting with Putin in Alaska.
- In Washington, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev agreed on a 20-mile ‘Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity’, with the US gaining exclusive development rights and expanding cooperation on energy, trade, and technology.
- Meanwhile, both leaders said they would nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, despite the US-imposed ceasefire deadline passing without announcement on Friday.
- Looking back, Trump and Putin held talks in Helsinki in 2018, and Putin has not visited the US since 2015, highlighting long-standing ties.
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There was no mention of Ukraine’s participation in the meeting, despite multiple calls from Kyiv and Europe that the war-torn country must be part of the negotiations. This has sparked fury in Ukraine, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying his country “won’t give land to the occupier” and that “any decisions without Ukraine, are also decisions against peace”. Trump has spent his first months in office trying to broker peace — after boasting …
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UpstractUkraine and Europe Counter Putin’s Cease-Fire Proposal
“European powers and Ukraine responded to Vladimir Putin’s cease-fire plan with a counterproposal that they say must serve as a framework so that coming talks between President Trump and the Russian leader can gain traction,” the Wall Street Journal reports. “The European plan rejected a Russian proposal to trade Ukrainian-held parts of the Donetsk region for a cease-fire. It was put forward in a meeting with top U.S. officials in England on Sat…
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U.S. President Donald Trump will meet next Friday with Vladimir Putin in Alaska to discuss the end of the war in Ukraine. An appointment without the President...
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Gabbard Sees ‘Cautious Optimism’ for Ukraine Peace
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard on Friday praised President Donald Trump’s push for global peace agreements, saying she holds “cautious optimism” that his upcoming talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin could end the war in Ukraine, Breitbart reported. During an appearance on Fox News Channel’s “The Will Cain Show,” Gabbard credited Trump with advancing more peace negotiations and deals in his first 200 days than any other U…
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