That's what Putin expects after gathering Trump. The Dictator spoke before leaving for the United States

The day before the landmark Russian-American summit Vladimir Putin unexpectedly expressed appreciation for Donald Trump's administration, praising her "energy" efforts to end the war in Ukraine. At the same time, he pointed out what he wanted erstwhile talking to Americans.


Russian dictator Vladimir Putin praised Donald Trump's administration for "energy" efforts to end the war in Ukraine and suggested that Moscow and Washington could scope an agreement on atomic arms control during the scheduled Friday summit in Alaska, as CNN writes.

Putin spoke before gathering Trump

Putin chaired a gathering of high-ranking Russian officials on Thursday to discuss the state of negotiations with the United States on Ukraine.

– The current American administration is, in my opinion, taking rather vigorous and sincere action to end the armed action, to end the crisis and to scope agreements that are in the interests of all parties active in this conflict," Putin said.

In his brief speech, he besides pointed out that the nonsubjective of the US summit is "to make long-term conditions for peace between our countries, as well as in Europe and worldwide."

He suggested that specified a lasting peace could be achieved if, in the "other stages" of talks with the US, agreements could be reached on "the control of strategical offensive weapons systems" (nuclear weapons-red).

Recall: Donald Trump reported last week that he would meet Vladimir Putin in Alaska on August 15.

"A long-awaited gathering between me as president of the United States of America and Russian president Vladimir Putin will take place on Friday, August 15, 2025, in the large State of Alaska. More details soon. Thank you for your attention!" – he wrote on the fact Social platform.

Trump's gathering with Putin in Alaska

As we wrote on Temat.pl, on Wednesday Trump held a video conference with European leaders, including Volodymyr Zelenski. The president of Ukraine reported that they had established "five common rules" for negotiations before Friday's meeting, as quoted by CNN station:

all cases concerning Ukraine must be dealt with exclusively with Ukraine,

a tripartite format should be prepared,

there must be a ceasefire,

there must be safety guarantees – truly reliable,

Russia cannot have a veto on Ukraine's membership of the EU and NATO.


Mr Zelenski stressed that peace talks had to be combined with force on Moscow, including the tightening of sanctions in the event of a ceasefire. He besides expressed hope that the ceasefire would be a "central topic" of Friday's conversation between Putin and Trump.