Meet Trump and Putin
The summit to Ukraine – what we know and what not
With hope and concern, US President Trump and Kremlin boss Putin was persecuted for the Ukraine War. What came out – and maybe not?
It was the first personal meeting of US President Donald Trump with Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin since the beginning of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine in February 2022. The two statesmen remained very vague at a press conference.
The negotiations took 2 hours and 45 minutes. The subsequent press conference of Trump and Putin lasted twelve minutes. Putin and Trump praised the conversations as constructive and productive. Trump wants to call NATO partners and inform about the exchange with Putin – as well The USA. Trump considers a few points to be unclear after the conversation with Putin, but there were no statements in the joint press conference of Putin and Trump in the joint press conference of a possible ceasefire. Putin spoke of agreements that could be the starting point for a solution to the Ukraine conflict. No questions from journalists were answered at the press conference.
What is the content of the agreements mentioned by Putin that could be the starting point for a solution to the Ukraine conflict? Trump spoke of the fact that there are still very few open points, including the most important – what is it about? Was it specifically talked about a possible ceasefire and if so, with what conditions? Was talking about area questions? Trump and Putin talked without obligation about another meeting. It remained unclear whether Putin Trump officially invited to Moscow. Trump had explained in front of the summit that there should be a possible second meeting with the involvement of the Ukrainian President Selenskyj – is it that?
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Source: Stern
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