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    1. fuggitdude22 on

      In the raw hush of Alaska’s air, two figures—Trump and Putin—stood on the frayed threads of history, each seeking threads they could weave into their own story. On August 15, 2025, at Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson, the two presidents convened behind heavy doors. Hours slipped by—two and a half, some say—within them, a dance of words, promises, and power. No signature was pressed. No ink marked an agreement. Yet the claim of progress hung thick in the air, like the promise of rain before a storm

    2. spinosaurs70 on

      I mean, what did we expect? Putin keeps pushing for a huge chunk of territory that Russia doesn’t currently control; that is something even Trump’s team knows is dead in the water everywhere outside Moscow and DC.

    3. Putin loves the cameras and propaganda or fear mongering surrounding him. He feels like he benefits from the attention that’s why he goes to these meaningless trips

    4. Twin_Towers_911 on

      Putin clearly won. He was able to step foot on US soil, win over Trump, without conceding anything meaningful. Trump talked about the Russia hoax, and behaved like Russia is one of the best allies of USA.

      Notice how Putin affirmed the war would have never started if Trump was President, which strokes Trump’s ego. He also spoke English at the end, which he never does with US officials. Huge PR win for Russia.

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