The Alaska meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin has stirred cautious optimism in Russia, with some citizens hoping for renewed diplomacy and potential sanctions relief. Analysts, however, view the summit as largely symbolic, given the deep divide over Ukraine’s territories. While Trump hints at a peace deal with possible territorial swaps, Zelensky will not attend. The talks aim to halt Russia-Ukraine hostilities, but real compromise remains uncertain amid ongoing geopolitical tension and disputes over occupied regions.
Before returning to the White House for a second term last January, U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly promised that he would end the Russia–Ukraine war “within 24 hours.” However, the conflict intensified instead, and prospects for peace gradually receded. Recently, Trump claimed that this promise had been “sarcastic.”
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