Washington, August 9: US President Donald Trump has announced that he will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin next Friday in Alaska next Friday, August 15, 2025. A peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine at the meeting is expected to focus a lot on broker’s efforts.
Trump revealed the details on his true social account. He wrote, “The much -awaited meeting between him as the President of the United States, and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin will be held in the great kingdom of Alaska on next Friday, August 15, 2025. Further details. Thank you for paying attention to this matter!”
Speaking first at the White House during the signature of the Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Agreement, Trump also indicated progress on the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
“I came in, and it was on fire all over the world, and all these things were happening. We have only six months. The world was on fire, and we only took care of every fire, and we are working with Russia and Ukraine with another strong work. We will have some more information for you.”
He also said that his “highest aspiration is to bring peace and stability in the world.”
When asked about Russia-Ukraine peace efforts, during the Armenia-Azerbaijan Accord event, Trump said, “Russia, as you know, had lost about 25,000 in the last and one and a half months. Ukraine has lost a few, and many people are dying, and we will declare a lot later. We do not want to do so.”
Asked how many times the conversation has increased, Trump replied, “We are getting very close to a deal. Working with European countries, which are terrible people and leaders, have a pleasure through NATO. I became very favorable with them and agreed to go from 2 percent to 5 percent that they were already paying. Putan.
Trump also said that a deal would include some field exchange in Ukraine to end the war.
“It’s very complex. But we are going to get something [territory] Back, and we’re going to switch something. For the betterment of both, there will be some swapping of the states, but we will either talk about it later, or tomorrow, ”he said. (Annie)
