US EditionAgreement reached to hold Putin-Trump meeting in coming days, Kremlin says
RUSSIA, AUG 9 – US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin plan a summit to discuss Ukraine peace efforts with venue agreed in principle and preparations underway, Kremlin said.
- U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to a meeting "in principle" to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine, as confirmed by a Kremlin official on August 7.
- The proposed summit between Trump and Putin could mark the first in-person meeting between the U.S. and Russian presidents since June 2021, aimed at brokering a ceasefire amid ongoing military actions.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has emphasized that only leadership-level talks can lead to real solutions for peace, and he has called for a meeting with Putin to facilitate progress.
- The meeting is expected to take place soon, as Trump's administration pushes for an agreement before economic sanctions are imposed on Russia.
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