In maps: The war-ravaged Ukrainian territories at the heart of the Trump-Putin summit
Summary
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are set to meet in Alaska, with potential discussions on changing Ukraine's territorial borders. Since 2014, Russia has claimed major parts of Ukraine, including Crimea and parts of the Donbas region, and, more recently, invaded further territories in 2022. Ukraine seeks a ceasefire, but Trump's comments on possible territorial swaps have raised concerns.Key Facts
- Trump and Putin plan to meet in Alaska to discuss Ukraine.
- Russia has claimed parts of Ukraine since 2014, including Crimea.
- A conflict in the Donbas region in Eastern Ukraine began in 2014, supported by Russia.
- In February 2022, Russia launched a full invasion of Ukraine.
- Russian troops initially took significant areas, but now control less territory than at the height of the invasion.
- Ukraine seeks an unconditional ceasefire, supported by European allies.
- Trump has mentioned potential territorial swaps, causing concern in Ukraine and Europe.
- Russia currently controls important regions like Crimea and seeks more territory, while Ukraine resists these claims.
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