Trump-Putin meeting lasted for three hours, Was Putin dominating Trump? There was no ceasefire in Ukraine

Alaska, the whole world is worried about the war between Russia and Ukraine that has been going on for years. Meanwhile, talks have taken place between the two superpowers of the world, one of which is Russia which is involved in a war with Ukraine, while the other superpower is America. An important meeting was held in Alaska between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, which lasted for about three hours, but in this meeting too, no solution could be found regarding the ceasefire in the talks between the two leaders.

American journalist Jackie Heinrich of Fox News informed from Alaska that "the atmosphere of the talks was challenging for Donald Trump and it seemed that Putin had dominated the talks from the very beginning. It seemed that Putin had come to this meeting to say his point, he said his point and then left." Apart from this information of the American journalist, another very surprising thing about this meeting has come to light, which is that in Alaska, which is American land, Vladimir Putin spoke in a press conference before Donald Trump.

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The meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin took place at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson Airbase in Alaska, which was once an important US military base to keep an eye on the Soviet Union during the Cold War. The meeting between the two leaders lasted for three hours, the eyes of the whole world were fixed on this meeting. Even after the meeting, no agreement could be reached on the ceasefire. Experts believe that this meeting failed.

There has been no formal agreement between Donald Trump and Putin, but the statements of both the leaders were part of the strategy of both the countries. While Donald Trump wants to send a message to the world that he has taken an important step regarding the Russia-Ukraine war and has brought Putin to the negotiating table, Putin has dominated the talks from the very beginning, indicating that the talks have gone according to his terms.

After the three-hour meeting, the leaders of the two countries held a joint press conference, but did not answer any questions from the reporters. White House press secretary Caroline Levitt told reporters at Air Force One that instead of the pre-scheduled one-to-one meeting with Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff also joined.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and foreign policy adviser Yuri Ushakov also attended the talks with Vladimir Putin. Experts say that Putin's team was made up of experienced diplomats who could strongly present Russia's position amid Western pressure.

Donald Trump told reporters at the press conference that "Our meeting was extremely useful and we have reached an agreement on many points, there will be further talks."

After the meeting, Putin first addressed the media and talked to reporters for a longer time than Donald Trump and said, "Our conversation took place in a constructive and mutually respectful atmosphere." It is being speculated that in this meeting it was seen many times that Russian President Putin was dominating.

Trump said that he does not need to consider imposing tariffs immediately on countries like China that buy Russian oil, but may have to do so in "two or three weeks". He also threatened that if no steps are taken to end the war in Ukraine, he will impose sanctions on Russia and also impose additional sanctions on countries that buy its oil. Let us tell you that Trump has already imposed a 25 percent tariff on India for buying Russian oil.

In an interview to Fox News, Trump said, "Vladimir Putin said one thing, which was one of the most interesting things, that your elections were rigged because you have a process of voting by post."

Al Jazeera journalist James Boys said about this meeting, the real winner of this meeting is Vladimir Putin. Because there is no agreement on ceasefire in the meeting. Also, the hope of a second meeting after this has increased. Also, there is hope about ceasefire and perhaps a trilateral meeting will be held and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will be included in this meeting as the third leader. Putin has also invited Trump to come to Moscow and it is possible that the next meeting will be held in Moscow in the coming time and Trump will go to Russia to attend the meeting.

Trump has told Fox News that Ukrainian President Zelensky and Putin can hold a meeting to discuss ceasefire. Speaking to Fox News' Sean Hannity after meeting Putin in Alaska, Trump said, "I think they are now going to organize a meeting between President Zelensky, President Putin and me."