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Putin States a Meeting with Trump May Occur in the United Arab Emirates

Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump plan a summit in the UAE to address the Ukraine war, excluding Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, with uncertain outcomes due to differing peace terms and a need for European involvement.

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By Redaction ARPS Media with Agencies

Russian President Vladimir Putin is interested in meeting US President Donald Trump next week in the UAE, amidst a White House ultimatum for Russia to show progress in the Ukraine war.

A tentative location for the summit has been chosen, but Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will not participate, though his involvement could be considered under certain conditions.

If the meeting occurs, it would be the first US-Russia summit since 2021 and could impact conflict resolution, although differing peace terms make outcomes uncertain.

Zelenskyy has stressed the need for European involvement, especially as support for continuing the fight in Ukraine declines.

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