US EditionZelenskiy thanks Europe for its support as Kyiv seeks place at table with Trump and Putin
- US President Donald Trump revealed plans for a meeting on August 15 in Alaska with Russian leader Vladimir Putin to discuss a resolution to the conflict in Ukraine.
- The summit comes in the wake of Russia's large-scale military assault on Ukraine that began in early 2022 and ongoing disputes over territory, raising concerns in Kyiv and across Europe about being excluded from negotiations over peace.
- European leaders and Ukraine demand any diplomatic solution must protect Ukraine's sovereignty, reject legal recognition of Russian control, and include robust security guarantees.
- Strategic analyst Phillips P. O'Brien warned the Alaska meeting will likely be disastrous for Ukraine and Europe, while pro-Kremlin analyst Sergei Markov suggested possible territorial swaps favoring Russia.
- The outcome will shape future peace efforts amid concerns that rewarding aggression undermines global security, and Ukraine insists any deal without its consent will be unworkable.
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Negotiations between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin may be important for bilateral relations between those countries, but no decisions regarding Ukraine can be made at that meeting, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said today ahead of the Trump-Purin summit announced for Friday in Alaska.
The Friday summit between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump raised fears in Kiev about an agreement at his expense.
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Zelensky said that the meeting between Trump and Putin matters only to them.: EADaily
EADaily, August 12th, 2025. The leader of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, said that the meeting of Russian and US presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in Alaska is important only for their bilateral relations. According to Zelensky, no decisions will be made there on Ukraine without him.
Trump laying the groundwork to blame Zelensky for Putin’s intransigence, and walk away from peace process - Washington Examiner
TRUMP: ‘I MAY SAY, LOTS OF LUCK. KEEP FIGHTING’: President Donald Trump said his only role in meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska this week is to evaluate whether what Putin has to offer is a good deal or a bad deal, and report back to the relevant parties, including Ukraine and America’s European allies. “I’m going to meet with President Putin. And we’re going to see what he has in mind. And if it’s a fair deal, I’ll reveal …
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