💨 Abstract
In Alaska, President Vladimir Putin met with U.S. President Donald Trump in a summit that gave Putin largely what he sought: recognition and legitimacy. Despite discussions on Ukraine, no deal was reached. Trump shifted from a ceasefire to pushing for a "Peace Agreement," aligning with Putin's stance. While Trump initially threatened sanctions and consequences, these were not pursued. Putin's visit marked a return to the global stage after years of isolation due to Ukraine invasion and sanctions.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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