What will happen in the Trump-Putin meeting on August 15?

The whole world pays attention to the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on August 15th. The meeting will be held to find a formula to end the Russian-Ukrainian War and will affect the whole world.

The decision taken at this meeting will also affect India. Currently, the whole world wants to know if things will work between Trump and Putin in Alaska. European countries and Ukrainian President Zelensky are afraid of this meeting. And if there is no formula to stop the war at this meeting, what will happen next? There is a discussion in the world – Trump really called Putin to Alaska to stop the war, or does Trump want to humiliate Putin by sitting him in front of him? Why did this discussion begin?

Trump said that if the Ukrainian war was not stopped after the meeting, Russia should face serious consequences. You can also call it a threat given by Trump to the Russian President before the meeting. Trump wants the war to stop at any cost after meeting with Putin. However, Trump probably forgot that the person sitting in front of the negotiating table was not that Trump had only had ordered during the talks.

What’s going on in the minds of Trump and Putin?

– Putin said he made an honest effort to solve America’s Ukrainian conflict. So Putin appreciated Trump’s efforts.
– Putin said that the aim of this discussion was to create peace conditions in Russia-Ukraine, Europe and the world.
– In addition, Putin said that Moscow and Washington could reach an agreement on nuclear weapons control. Some time ago, we told you that Russia and America are the world’s largest nuclear weapons stocks.

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There is a new start for nuclear weapons control between the two countries that will end on February 5, 2026, that is, a new strategic weapon reduction agreement. After the tension between the two countries, Putin had previously announced not to accept this treaty, but now his attitude has softened.