A Duran perspective on the Alaskan Summit. All that sparkles is not gold; could be rare earths.
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The August 15, 2025, Russia–United States Summit in Anchorage, Alaska, between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin did not result in a publicly announced formal agreement. The primary focus was the Russia–Ukraine war, with additional discussions on nuclear arms control, but sources indicate no concrete deal was finalized. Below is a detailed breakdown based on available information: Outcome of the Summit
No Formal Agreement: Multiple sources, including NBC News, Reuters, and the Alaska Beacon, confirm that the summit concluded without a ceasefire or formal peace deal for Ukraine. Trump stated, “There’s no deal until there’s a deal,” indicating no binding agreement was reached.
Vague References to Progress: Putin claimed an “agreement” was reached that could “pave the path toward peace in Ukraine” and serve as a “reference point” for resolving the conflict and restoring Russia–U.S. ties. However, he provided no specifics, and Trump contradicted this by emphasizing no deal...
Via Frei lambasts McShifty for being a Lier to the American People, Executive Governance Oversight, and in so examples of Lying in a Congressional hearing, but as yet NOT lied under oath in a court room. But we can speculate that will happen as sure McShifty lies like he breaths.