
Trump-Putin Alaska Talks End Without Ukraine Deal
Trump and Putin wrapped up a nearly three-hour Alaska summit on Ukraine. Despite calling talks productive, the leaders made headway on some points but left without a deal.
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Trump and Putin wrapped up a nearly three-hour Alaska summit on Ukraine. Despite calling talks productive, the leaders made headway on some points but left without a deal.
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