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Trump and Putin Agree to Meet in Alaska on August 15 for Ukraine Talks

This summit offers a chance to freeze the Ukraine conflict by formalizing Russia’s hold on occupied territories in exchange for halting military operations

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Overview

  • President Trump confirmed that he will meet President Putin in Alaska on August 15 following Russia’s opposition to European hosts.
  • U.S. and Russian negotiators are discussing a preliminary deal to freeze front lines by recognizing Russia’s control over occupied Ukrainian regions in return for halting offensives in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.
  • Ukrainian President Zelensky has insisted that Ukraine and European representatives join the talks in a trilateral format before any agreement can proceed.
  • The United States is working to secure consent from Kyiv and its European allies for the proposed settlement, but their backing remains unresolved.
  • Trump’s threat of secondary sanctions on Russia remains in place as leverage to compel Moscow’s agreement to the ceasefire terms.