Summit on Alaska: The White House announced a new schedule of Trump and Putin's meeting

Trump will leave the White House on Friday at 6:45 am and will leave Ankrardi at 17:45 in the Alaskan time of the same day. His return to the White House is scheduled for early Saturday morning, August 16. So far, there is little known about the future meeting of presidents in Anchorgea. It is only clear that Trump and Putin will meet without the press, only in the presence of translators. Donald Trump was already asked about the details of what he calls the "agreement.

" Asked if he would support NATO troops in Europe to encourage Russia to agree to a peace agreement, Trump replied: "I was not offered that. " "I will think about it later, but I was not offered this issue," he added. At the same time, the US President has stated that the "agreement" may relate to Russia's rare land. Trump replied, "Let's see what will happen at our meeting. " "We will have a big meeting. I think it will be very important to Russia and is very important to us," Trump said.

On the broadcast of Brian Kilmid's radio broadcast on Fox News, Donald Trump said that, in his opinion, Putin was convinced that he was convinced that he would conclude an agreement. " "He is going to make an agreement. I think he will do it and we will find out," Trump said. When asked whether the threat of sanctions could push the Kremlin before the meeting, Trump replied that "everything matters. " However, the Kremlin has questioned the possibility of reaching Alaska Agreement.

Putin's Prescribe Dmitry Peskov stated that he did not expect Putin's signing documents or agreements. The White House had previously evaded the question of whether the summit could be reached as a result. The White House spokesman Caroline Livitt called the Meeting "Listening Training. " We will remind, Focus wrote about the military base, where there will be a meeting of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. It also became known who would fly with Putin to Alaska.