WATCH: Putin says Russia and the U.S. need to ‘turn the page’
Summary
Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump met in Alaska to discuss cooperation between their countries and address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. They spoke about a new agreement aimed at moving towards peace but did not provide specific details. This was the first in-person meeting between the two leaders since Trump returned to office.Key Facts
- Putin emphasized the importance of U.S.-Russia cooperation and ending the Ukraine conflict.
- Putin and Trump held their meeting at a U.S. military base in Alaska.
- They discussed a new agreement to help achieve peace in Ukraine.
- No specific details about the agreement were shared with the public.
- Putin criticized former U.S. President Joe Biden, implying the Ukraine war might not have happened if Trump had been in office.
- This was the first meeting between Putin and Trump since Trump's return to the presidency.
- Putin suggested a future meeting might be held in Moscow.
- Neither leader answered questions at the news conference.
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