Trump says no deal but 'progress made' after Ukraine talks with Putin
Ukraine War,Donald Trump,Vladimir Putin,Russia,Ukraine,Volodymyr Zelensky,Foreign Affairs,Peace Talks,World
“There’s no deal until there’s a deal,” Donald Trump said early in his post-summit remarks here in Anchorage.
It was a roundabout way of conceding that after several hours of talks, there is no deal. No ceasefire. Nothing tangible to report.
The president said that he and Vladimir Putin made “some great progress” - but with few details about what that might be, it’s left to the world’s imagination.
“We didn’t get there,” he later said, before exiting the room without taking any questions from the hundreds of gathered reporters.
Trump travelled a long way to produce only vagaries, even if America’s European allies and Ukrainian officials may be relieved he did not offer unilateral concessions or agreements that could have undermined future negotiations...
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