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Trump Shifts Strategy After Alaska Summit, Invites Zelenski for Peace Talks

The shift from seeking a truce to pushing a comprehensive peace deal has alarmed Kyiv over fears that Ukraine could be sidelined by territorial negotiations

Overview

  • The Alaska meeting ended without a formal ceasefire, with both presidents calling talks constructive but no binding agreement secured.
  • Trump publicly pivoted from urging an immediate ceasefire to advocating a direct, lasting peace treaty on his Truth Social platform.
  • He invited President Zelenski to Washington next Monday to outline a peace framework and proposed a potential trilateral summit with Putin if talks progress.
  • Ukrainian and European leaders warned that bypassing a short-term truce risks aligning U.S. policy with Russian demands for territorial concessions.
  • Russian drone and missile attacks, along with frontline clashes, continued during and after the diplomatic exchanges, underscoring that hostilities have not paused.