Trump and Putin will meet at 22:30: Zelensky is already in London.

The meeting of US President Donald Trump with the Russian dictator Putin will start at 22:30 Kyiv time. Meanwhile, Zelensky has arrived in London, where he met with the British Prime Minister.

Guests of the broadcast Day.LIVE

Today, important events and topics in Ukraine and around the world will be discussed by:

• Executive Director of the Economic Discussion Club Oleg Pendzin;
• Expert of the Foreign Policy Council 'Ukrainian Prism' Oleksandr Kraiev;
• Military analyst, participant in the Russo-Ukrainian war Oleksiy Hetman;
• Lawyer, Chief Military Prosecutor of Ukraine (2019-2020) Viktor Chumak;
• Political scientist, head of the election technology department Valeriy Honcharuk;
• Commander of the intelligence unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Denys Yaroslavskyi;
• Candidate of Political Sciences, expert on international relations Maria Heletiy;
• Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador, President of the Ukrainian Association of Foreign Policy Volodymyr Khandogiy.

What will be discussed in the broadcast Day.LIVE

During the broadcast, guests will discuss the following topics:

• The meeting of Trump and Putin will begin at 22:30 Kyiv time;
• Zelensky is already in London;
• The British Prime Minister met the Ukrainian President with hugs and handshakes;
• The Chancellor of Germany, the President of France, and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom emphasized during a virtual meeting of the 'Coalition of the Willing' countries that Ukraine must receive reliable and effective security guarantees, and Russia has no right to block Ukraine's path to the EU and NATO.

We remind you that on Thursday, August 14, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in London for a visit.

We also informed that it became known at what time the talks between Trump and Putin will take place in Alaska.

The meeting between Trump and Putin is generating great public interest, especially amid strained relations between different countries. This important event is being followed closely by journalists and political analysts, hoping for certain outcomes or alignment of positions between the leaders of the states.