The Kremlin stated that no documents are planned to be signed following the Putin-Trump summit in Alaska
Kyiv • UNN
Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for the Russian dictator, announced that no documents are planned to be signed following the negotiations in Alaska. The summit will discuss issues "related to the Ukrainian settlement."
US President Donald Trump and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin do not plan to sign documents following negotiations in Alaska. This was announced by the spokesman for the Russian dictator, Dmitry Peskov, as reported by UNN with reference to Russian media.
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According to Peskov, at the Russia-US summit in Alaska, "issues related to the Ukrainian settlement will be discussed."
No documents are expected to be signed following the Putin-Trump summit in Alaska.
In addition, according to him, Putin and Trump, following the summit in Alaska, will outline the range of agreements and understandings they manage to achieve.
Addition
US President Donald Trump stated to European leaders that he would not discuss territorial division with Putin. The goal of the meeting is to ensure a ceasefire in Ukraine.
The Russian side confirmed that its position on the war against Ukraine has not changed, and the Kremlin's goals remain the same ahead of the Alaska summit on August 15.