Trump thinks the Ukraine agreement 'Near', says 'Zelensky, Putin and I think me too' to meet next

During their summit on their high interest on Friday, US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin failed to make any breakthroughs about the situation in Ukraine. While the meeting emphasized some areas of mutual understanding and renewed a sense of camaraderie between the two leaders, it made no progress in establishing a ceasefire. However, Trump noted that the plans for a possible meeting between Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky and Putin, said: “They will arrange a Zelensky-Putin meeting, and I assume I will also be part of it. European countries should get involved.” Trump, loves to call himself a master agreement maker, rolled up the red carpet for Putin at an Alaska air base for the first time, the Russian leader was allowed on Western ground as he ordered the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. “We are not there yet, but we have made progress. There is no deal, ‘Trump said. He called the “extremely productive” meeting with “many points”, although he did not offer details. Putin also spoke in general terms of cooperation in a joint press appearance that lasted just 12 minutes. “We hope that the concept we have achieved … paves the way for peace in Ukraine,” Putin said. While Trump speculates on a second meeting, Putin smiles and says in English: ‘Next time in Moscow.’ (This is a breaking news) (with input of Reuters)