At Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, U.S. President Donald Trump wrapped up a nearly three-hour meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, marking their first face-to-face encounter since 2021. After intense discussions, Trump told Fox News that the next step is up to Zelenskyy to strike a ceasefire deal in Ukraine.
Without diving into specifics, Trump hinted at a forthcoming three-way summit involving Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President Putin and himself. He said that European countries must get more involved, while insisting it remains Zelenskyy's duty to 'get it done.'
For young global citizens following the conflict, this call for a high-stakes trilateral meeting signals a shift in diplomatic momentum. Europe’s engagement could unlock fresh pathways toward peace across energy, trade and security sectors.
Business and tech enthusiasts will watch how markets react to any ceasefire prospects, while thought leaders and changemakers focus on whether this diplomatic push can bring real relief to communities on the ground. And for travelers and digital nomads, a breakthrough could pave the way for safer post-conflict recovery efforts and new cultural exchanges in the region.
As the world awaits dates and details for the proposed summit, one thing is clear: the power to move from talks to tangible results now rests with Zelenskyy, backed by Europe’s next moves.
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