Trump and Putin Start Talks in Alaska: Who is in the Delegation.
In Anchorage, Alaska, a meeting has begun between US President Donald Trump and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. The summit will take place in a 'three on three' format.
Trump and Putin's Meeting in Anchorage
The US President and the Kremlin chief have already started negotiations in Anchorage. Trump and Putin will hold discussions not in a one-on-one format as planned.
Joining the American president are US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Special Representative Steve Witkoff. The Russian delegation, besides Putin, includes Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Presidential Assistant Yuri Ushakov.
Previously, Putin and Trump met at the Elmendorf-Richardson military base and shook hands.
The day before, Trump announced what results he expects from the dialogue with Putin and explained how he would act in case of the Kremlin's reluctance to reach agreements.
At the center of attention is the meeting between US President Trump and Russian leader Putin, taking place within the 'three on three' summit in Anchorage. It is crucial to determine what results this dialogue will bring and how it will affect international relations.
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