Exactly what Trump and Putin said to each other in Alaska revealed by lip reader | World | News

A lip reader shed light on the change between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska. The two leaders reached anchoring in the US state before 20.00 and left their planes on multiple choreographed scenes at the same time.

Later, they met on a red carpet, where they first stuck hands here since their last meeting in 2019. Then they changed a few words that emerged by a lip reader. Nicola Hickling, who spoke with Express, said the couple said: “Trump begins to applaud as Putin approaches and says, ‘Finally,’ Trump takes a sharp breath from his teeth. Trump replies ‘I will help you’.

“Putin continues, ‘I will rest him.’ Trump, ‘I hope it is.’ It turns the vehicle and said, ‘Come on, let’s intervene directly.

Lip reader continued: “Trump greets and says ‘thank you’. ‘Do you want high pressure?’ Putin shook his head: ‘Give me the bucket.’ Trump calls him ‘cargo fuel’.

“Putin, ‘Oh’. Trump on the podium, ‘Thank you – Let’s give a good impression. Putin nodded with a deal with his head, shook his hand and say’ thank you ‘.”

As Putin and Trump posed for photographs on the Alaska Air Base runway, journalists were asking questions to the Russian leader.

Someone asked: “Mr. Putin, did you underestimate Ukraine?”

As the two leaders moved away, another question emerged, “President Putin, how can the US trust your word?”

Putin did not answer any of the questions and suddenly shrugged shoulder, although he was known to speak English, he shows that there was no headset for translations.