16.08.2025 09:15
Russian President Putin and U.S. President Trump answered questions from the press before their meeting in Alaska. Putin's response to a journalist's question, "Mr. Putin, will you accept the ceasefire? Will you continue to kill more civilians?" was noteworthy. Putin held his ear, indicating that he couldn't hear.
Russian President Vladimir Putin responded to a journalist's question, "Mr. Putin, will you accept the ceasefire? Will you continue to kill more civilians?" by holding his ear as if to say "I can't hear you."
The summit between Russian President Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump, which has drawn the attention of the entire world, began in Alaska. The two leaders arrived side by side on the red carpet at Elmendorf-Richardson Air Force Base, where the meeting will take place.
BOMB RESPONSE FROM PUTIN TO THE CEASEFIRE QUESTION
Before the meeting in Alaska, President Putin and President Trump answered questions from the press.
Putin's response to a journalist's question, "Mr. Putin, will you accept the ceasefire? Will you continue to kill more civilians?" was noteworthy. Putin held his ear as if to say "I can't hear you."
UKRAINE-RUSSIA WAR ON THE TABLE
The meeting is expected to address the end of the Russia-Ukraine War, which has been ongoing since 2022, and the relations between the two countries.
TRUMP'S CEASEFIRE STATEMENT BEFORE THE MEETING
Hours before the meeting, Trump commented to Fox News regarding the U.S.-Russia summit to be held today in Alaska. Trump stated that he was on his way to meet with Putin and believed the meeting would go well.
Evaluating the possibility of a disagreement during the meeting, Trump said, "If things don't go well, I will quickly return home. I will leave. I want to see a ceasefire; if I don't see it today, I won't be happy. If my meeting with Putin doesn't go well, I will leave."