Details Of Trump’s Alaska Summit With Putin Left In Hotel Printer, Report Says—Including Meeting Times, Locations And Gifts
Russia,Donald Trump,Vladimir Putin,Alaska,Ukraine War,Ceasefire,State Department
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Three guests at Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage, Alaska, located near the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson where Putin and Trump convened, found eight pages that appeared to be produced by State Department officials in one of the hotel’s public printers, NPR reported, citing images of the documents.
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