The most important findings
US President Donald Trump and Kremlin ruler Vladimir Putin spoke behind closed doors for around two and a half hours before they stepped in front of the press. Once compact sortedwhat the two said:
- Putin first spoke as a guest – a completely unusual process.
- The Russian ruler spoke several times of an “agreement” that was agreed without going into detail. Observers assume future narrower economic cooperation.
- Putin said he was interested in a solution to the “conflict” in Ukraine. He hoped that the inconsistent agreements could bring peace. As a reminder: The Russian president could have ended the war at any time – and can still.
- Host Donald Trump speaks of “big progress”, but not on an important point. This should mean Russia’s war against Ukraine without this.
- Both presidents state that they have been satisfied with the conversation.
What remains after this so -called press conference, in which the press was not allowed to ask any questions, remains exactly: questions. Many questions. It is currently completely unclear what the conversation between the two has shown. Clear is only: There will be no peace in Ukraine for the time being.
There may be answers in the coming hours when diplomacy has started between EU, NATO, Ukraine and the USA.
Source: Stern
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