White House finalises US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s high-stake meeting location, it is to be held in…

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are planned to gather in Alaska state on August 15th. US officials have now completed the place of this high -betting meeting of two powerful world leaders. The meeting will be held in Alaska’s joint Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage. This will have the first meeting of the Russian President with the US President for more than four years. Ukrainian President Zelensky is also expected to attend this meeting.

Why was the military base selected as a place?

Alaska was locked as the location of this high -betting meeting after weeks of discussions. Due to the busiest tourism season of Alaska, US officials were looking for a more appropriate place due to security concerns. Previously, the space option was Juneau, Fairbanks and Anchorage. According to reports, some leading Alaskalar even reached Trump allies to offer their private homes as much as possible.

Initially, the US-Russian summits were held in neutral European cities such as Geneva or Vienna. However, the International Criminal Court ordered the order against the Russian President Putin in the middle of the Ukraine-Russian War. Putin later proposed the United Arab Emirates, but Trump consultants were against this place to avoid another Trump visit to the Middle East in May. Finally, two places were fixed, Hungary and the United States. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has close ties with both leaders.

However, Russia has accepted a position of the US, especially Alaska, a former Russian region. Russian presidential assistant Yuri Ushakov, ‘It seems very logical for our delegation only through the Bering Strait and the leaders of the two countries to be built in Alaska. ‘

About Trump-Putin Meet

The White House said that Friday’s meeting was as a “listening session .. Trump was reported to be able to meet with Putin face to face after talking on the phone five times this year. Donald Trump strives to end the Russian-Ukraine War.