US EditionTrump Says Russia-Ukraine Deal Will Involve 'Swapping Of Territories'
HUNGARY, AUG 8 – Trump plans a meeting with Putin to discuss ending the Ukraine conflict, with talks including possible territory exchanges and sanctions threats, amid ongoing military clashes, officials said.
- Recent reports show U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin may meet in Hungary after negotiations on a summit.
- Amid efforts to end the war, Trump has moved to mend relations with Russia since January and threatened new sanctions from Friday if Putin doesn't halt the offensive.
- Limiting venues, ICC constraints restrict meeting options to over 120 member countries, leaving about 70 still technically available, as the U.S. seeks allies' approval.
- The summit timeline indicates Trump may meet Putin very shortly, with the location announced later on Friday, and Trump expressed willingness to meet without Zelenskyy present.
- In historical context, it would be the first U.S.-Russia summit since 2021 when former President Joe Biden met Putin, and Ukraine has signaled flexibility in ending the war.
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"Any decision that would be taken against us, any decision that would be taken without Ukraine, would be decisions against peace," said President Ukrainian this Saturday, less than a week before a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.
Trump says he will host Putin in Alaska next Friday to talk about Ukraine
President Trump said on Friday that he plans to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Aug. 15 to talk about a plan to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, now in its fourth year.“The highly anticipated meeting between myself, as president of the United States of America, and President Vladimir Putin, of Russia, will take place next Friday, August 15, 2025, in the Great State of Alaska. Further details to follow. Thank you for your attention…
"We're talking about a territory in which fighting has been raging for more than three and a half years (...) we're going to get some of it back," he added Friday night without giving more details.
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