Trump, Putin To Meet In Alaska August 15 For Ukraine Peace Deal, May Involve ‘Swapping Territories’ | World News
US President Donald Trump has reported that he would have a highly anticipated summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday, August 15, 2025. The meeting will mainly gather around the attempts to provide a peace agreement to stop the current war between Russia and Ukraine.
The announcement came from Trump’s reality from his social account: “The highly anticipated meeting between myself as the President of the United States and Russian President Vladimir Putin will take place in the Great province of Alaska on Friday, August 15th. More information. Thank you for your attention on this issue!” This points to a potential diplomatic change by pointing to Putin’s first visit to the United States in ten years.
In the early hours of the White House, after signing a historical Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Agreement, President Trump claimed that there were major developments in the Russian-Ukraine file. “I came and this world was burning and all this was happening. We were only here for six months. The world was burning and we did almost everything to look at every fire, and we will deal with Russia and Ukraine very strongly.”
He reiterated that “the highest desire to bring peace and stability to the world.”
When addressing the Armenian-Azerbaijani situation, Trump continued when he was questioned more about the Russian-Ukraine peace process, “Russia lost about 25,000 in the last month. Ukraine lost a few of them in the past month and many people are dying and we will explain much later.
In the case of negotiation level, Trump safely expressed, “We are very close to an agreement. It is great to work with European countries with great people and leaders. I was very good with them and we have already agreed to rise from 2 percent to 5 percent. And we are working very close together. President Zelensky’ye justice, but I think we have to deal with everything.”
Trump also implied that a possible agreement to stop the war in Ukraine would require the change of a multifaceted region. “Very complicated. But we’ll get a little [territory] He’s back and we’re gonna make a little transition. Both of the regions will be a little changed to improvement, but we will talk about it later or tomorrow, ”he added.
The proposed meeting is compatible with the final date in which Trump has imposed an agreement on a ceasefire in the midst of a long -term opposition, which ended in Russia without new guarantees in Ukraine and requires the delivery of the occupied region of Ukraine and European allies. The Kremlin officially approved the meeting as announced by Trump, but both states had a close summit.
