In a move shaking global diplomacy, Moscow confirms that U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in the coming days.
The bilateral summit, suggested by the American side, could be followed by a groundbreaking trilateral meeting with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky.
Trump, who previously issued a 50-day ceasefire ultimatum to Moscow, is intensifying pressure with new sanctions.
Yet behind the friction lies a complex Trump-Putin relationship — part rivalry, part alignment.
While Trump touts his peace credentials, critics warn of backchannel risks and NATO sidelining.
The love-hate dynamic with Putin is at the heart of a bold, high-stakes diplomatic play.
Will this lead to peace—or a new geopolitical storm?
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