Donald Trump will meet Putin in Alaska on August 15 to pursue a Ukraine peace plan that may involve territorial swaps. Critics warn Ukraine is being sidelined.
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a high-stakes summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin set for August 15, 2025, taking place in Alaska. The much-anticipated meeting—first of its kind between the two leaders since Trump’s return to office—is centered on negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. Trump has floated the possibility of a territorial exchange as a peace solution, signaling a departure from traditional diplomatic parameters and indicating both bold ambition and fierce controversy. As skepticism mounts over sidelining Ukrainian interests, the global spotlight converges on whether this summit could alter the trajectory of Europe’s worst conflict since WWII.
Alaska Summit: A Break From Neutral Diplomacy
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