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Muradoun said that the meeting of US President Donald Trump with Vladimir Putin, Russia, ended in Alaska without agreement to stop the Moscow war against Ukraine, but gave the Russian President a “diplomatic victory” after years of avoiding it by the West.

The Russian President was received in a red carpet and a warm handshake from President Trump upon its arrival at an American air base in Ankarag, Alaska, on Friday, when both leaders arrived for talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.

He was the first time that President Putin wandered on Western soil since he ordered the full invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and was noticeable in the welcome atmosphere compared to the lukewarm reception, Trump, who was hostile to Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski in the White House in February.

After they reached a stage to make notes after they spoke behind the closed doors for less than three hours, the two leaders said that they made progress in unlimited issues, and they did not provide any details and did not take any questions from a group of collected international correspondents and TV cameras.

Putin was clearly optimistic about the first to speak.

Putin said: “We are close neighbors, which are a fact,” Putin said.

Putin said his meeting with Trump was “long ago” and that “he was hoping that the agreement we reached together would help us to present this goal closely and will take care of the path towards peace in Ukraine.”

Putin said: “We expect Kiev and European capitals to see this constructively and that they will not throw a key in business,” Putin said. He said: “They will not make any attempts to use some rear transactions to make provocations to empty the emerging progress.”

Then Trump thanked Putin for his “very deep” statement, adding that the two had a “very fruitful meeting.”

“There were many points that we agreed on. I would like to say most of them. Two big couple did not reach there, but we have made some progress,” Trump said.

“Therefore, there is no deal until there is a deal,” Trump said, adding that he will now contact Benio, as well as President Zelinski and others to inform them of the meeting.

The president said: “It is up to them in the end.”

“Several points were agreed,” continued, without providing any details.

“There are very few remaining; some are not important, one of them may be the most important,” Trump said without clarification.

“But we have a good opportunity to get there. We didn’t get there, but we have a good opportunity to get there.”

There was no immediate reaction from Kyiv to the outcome of the summit, described as “anti -climate”.

“It seems that Putin has bought more time. No ceasefire has been agreed or canceled.”

“Everything has become more than anything.”

“The only achievements that have already been made are that the Russian president was able to continue his war, which we know is now a war of attrition that every day prefers the Russian side.”

“He bought time,” she said.

James Bayes, diplomatic editor, diplomatic editor, said that European Ukraine allies – who were pushing concrete steps from the meeting, such as the ceasefire – will see the meeting “a great victory for President Putin.”

“He is pleading with all kinds of questions about the place where diplomacy goes in Ukraine,” said Baise.

Trump ended his statements at the press conference on Friday with Putin’s news, “I would like to thank you very much, and we will talk to you soon and may see you again soon.”

Which Putin quickly retreated: “next time, in Moscow.”

Then Trump responded, saying he might “get a little heat on it,” but he might “may see it happens.”