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Putin, Trump Offer Few Details in Short Press Conference After Summit

Putin, Trump Offer Few Details in Short Press Conference After Summit

I hope Trump is ready to start his backup plans because Putin isn’t going to do anything.

President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have a meeting at the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson outside of Anchorage, AK, to discuss the war in Ukraine.

Deal? No deal?

I’m seeing both, which means Trump and Putin made progress, but the war in Ukraine won’t stop after this summit.

They spoke behind closed doors for three hours.

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Putin does not want peace, he wants Ukraine as a puppet state like the USSR had.

    MarkS in reply to geronl. | August 15, 2025 at 5:38 pm

    which Trump will give him parts of,…Hannity was blabbing trying to lower expectations with Putin will keep the land, and have no NATO for Ukraine, with the removal of sanctions on countries that buy Russian oil,..a win for Putin all around

    Nothing could be further from the truth!

    Russia does not want Nukes next door.

    Remember, JFK had the same concern.

    When Germany was unified, Russia removed its troops from Germany in exchange for the west’s promise that NATO would not expand East.

    The West is not to be trusted.

    Putin’s special military action is defensive to prevent having nukes next door.

    Also, the Ukraine and Russia had an agreement to settle the dispute.

    The West persuaded Ukraine to tube the agreement.

    Putin is the one with the white hat!

    Lucifer Morningstar in reply to geronl. | August 16, 2025 at 8:48 am

    Putin does not want peace, he wants Ukraine as a puppet state like the USSR had.

    Zelenskyy does not want peace, because the moment peace is declared and the war ends he’s out of a job and he knows he will suffer the same fate as Mussolini once he no longer has state protection.

https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1956420873386115246

Putin brought over 100 businessmen with him

I think he’s going to play

Cause Homey ( Trump ) don’t play that…

In a perfect world, every other country would have isolated Putin and cut off all trade with Russia until they withdrew. Instead, countries like India continued to buy Russian crude to resell to Europe and European countries pretended they didn’t know they were helping Putin.

    mailman in reply to Sanddog. | August 15, 2025 at 7:09 pm

    Europe was also buying from Russia prior to buying from India. Europe made themselves Gazproms bitch thanks to net zero.

    Paula in reply to Sanddog. | August 15, 2025 at 9:57 pm

    In a perfect world Zalensky would still be a comedian, Putin would still be in the KGB and Trump would be in his third term.

So many people have made utter fools of themselves underestimating Donald Trump (first and foremost the Manchurian president by mocking him at the WHCD lo those many years ago) that I am not about to join in the chorus of naysayers.

We would all be much better off if the Ukraine and Russia stopped trying to kill one another. That much we can agree on and should be praying happens.

I absolutely do not care. If Putin were so dangerous why don’t the EUtopians cut social spending and beef up their own defense? They could also stop buying oil from Putin.

Trump should make the best deal possible for the US. The real threat to America is the deep state, the media, Antifa, the Communist politicians in Congress, and #Resistance Federal judges.

3 hours.. over, both said it went well, next talk will be in Moscow

No questions from the clowns

Good

Always the showman

Wait till the end

https://x.com/Geiger_Capital/status/1956435809189478527

    geronl in reply to gonzotx. | August 16, 2025 at 1:49 am

    It went nowhere. Russia made insane demands and that was the end. The luncheon was canceled and Putin left quickly

Subotai Bahadur | August 15, 2025 at 7:50 pm

The extreme discretion with which both spoke makes me think that there really was not all that much progress. We shall see.

Subotai Bahadur

    alaskabob in reply to Subotai Bahadur. | August 15, 2025 at 8:05 pm

    The tea leaves are still in the can. The single point to all of this is that Europe doesn’t matter anymore. The pivot is to the Pacific power structure. Banking on Europe and the EU is worthless (hopeless) now. Two points to immediately end the war…. Russia keeps what it has and the US pulls militarily out of NATO. After over a century of propping up Europe, it’s time to leave…in the long run nothing remains of value. Eurabia is beyond redemption.

Few details is an understatement. But the pundits will tell us what to think. What would we do without them?

The B-2 flyover was a nice touch.

Russia v Ukraine reminds me of the North v South in the US Civil War. The combination of more soldiers and more industrial might will win out in the long run. IMO Russia can continue this indefinitely while Ukraine can not, even with Western aid. If I am right, ceasefire and peace deals have to recognize battlefield realities. So far Ukraine seems unrealistic.

    geronl in reply to jb4. | August 16, 2025 at 1:50 am

    So you think Ukraine should voluntarily get into the boxcars and go to the camps?

      mailman in reply to geronl. | August 16, 2025 at 6:38 am

      I think Ukrainians will keep dying because Russia has the will and the manpower to ensure that happens.

        Lucifer Morningstar in reply to mailman. | August 16, 2025 at 9:01 am

        I think Ukrainians will keep dying because Zelenskyy knows that if a deal is declared and the war ends he’s out of a job as Ukrainian presidential elections will immediately take place and he will be kicked out of office for his incompetent handling of the war. And he and his wife will meet the same fate as Mussolini did in WWII. So the war continues, Ukrainians continue to die, all to keep that pusillanimous little s*** in power.

    jb4 in reply to jb4. | August 16, 2025 at 9:35 am

    IMO a better result for Ukraine might be the Korean one, to create a permanent boundary. But I do not see other countries putting boots on the ground there to create a true stalemate. Russia has nearly 4 times the population and is also getting soldiers from elsewhere. It also has the historical mindset to “grind it out”.

      Subotai Bahadur in reply to jb4. | August 16, 2025 at 1:57 pm

      One problem with a Korean style boundary. What happens when after a year or so the Russian armies storm across it? Neither we nor Europe will have the inclination or ability to stop them. And all parties involved know it. I am not saying that is a good thing, just that it would be almost a certain thing.

      Subotai Bahadur

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1956467952829509652.html?utm_campaign=topunroll

A very good read about what phobias actually discussed along with the Ukrainian problem

2smartforlibs | August 16, 2025 at 11:03 am

And that’s how you put China in an awkward position.

destroycommunism | August 16, 2025 at 11:07 am

Euro funded the ussr wars the same way iran fueled hamas etc

djt is having to speak for Z b/c fjb took away our leverage

fjb pulled an lbj and draws america into a war it has no business being in