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    1. theatlantic on

      Jonathan Lemire: “President Donald Trump emerged [yesterday] from his summit with Russia’s Vladimir Putin without a deal and without much to say. Trump rarely misses a chance to take advantage of a global stage. But when he stood next to Putin at the conclusion of their three-hour meeting, Trump offered few details about what the men had discussed. Stunningly, for a president who loves a press conference, he took no questions from the reporters assembled at a military base in Alaska.

      “In his brief remarks, Trump conceded that he and Putin had not reached a deal to end the war in Ukraine or even pause the fighting. ‘There’s no deal until there’s a deal,’ the president said. He characterized their three-hour meeting—vaguely—as ‘very productive.’ Of the outstanding issues between the two sides, he admitted that ‘one is probably significant,’ but he didn’t say what that was. ‘We didn’t get there but we have a very good chance of getting there,’ Trump insisted. The Russian president, for his part, made mention of ‘agreements’ that had been struck behind closed doors. Yet Putin also provided no elaboration, leaving the distinct impression that it was a summit about nothing.

      “If anything, Putin seemed to make clear that his demands regarding Ukraine haven’t changed. In his usual coded way, he said an agreement could be reached only once the ‘primary roots’ of the conflict were ‘eliminated’—which means, basically, that Ukraine should be part of Russia. ‘We expect that Kyiv and European capitals will perceive that constructively and that they won’t throw a wrench in the works,’ Putin said, in what sounded like a warning. ‘They will not make any backroom dealings to conduct provocations to torpedo the nascent progress.’

      “As Putin and Trump boarded their respective airplanes for their flights home, Ukraine and Europe were left guessing as to what the coming days will bring. Will more missiles fly toward Kyiv? Will a second meeting involving Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky occur? Trump was equally as vague in a Fox News interview taped after the summit, though he did suggest that the next steps in the process would be up to Zelensky … Trump, who had once promised to bring the war to a close within 24 hours, left the summit empty-handed.”

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    2. Normal_Imagination54 on

      Only fools expected anything different.

      3 years of war and Russia doesn’t have a problem keep going. Only ones asking for peace is Ukraine’s friends.

      Russian positions have been clear all along.

    3. OldDanishDude on

      „I will end the Ukriane in 24 hours, if I am elected“

      „There will be severe consequences, if Russia does not agree to a ceasefire“

      Have another Taco, Mr. Trump?

    4. DaySecure7642 on

      No long term deals unless either side collapses or there is a change of leadership.

      Maybe more realistic to aim for a temporary ceasefire first. No formal recognition of territory swaps or deals. Let them cool off and get used to not fighting first.

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