International political leaders have commented on the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, highlighting the lack of progress on the conflict in Ukraine.
Emese Grancsa
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The summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska made no progress on the war in Ukraine, according to reactions from international officials. The Norwegian foreign minister stressed the need to step up pressure on Russia, while the Czech defense minister said the meeting confirmed Putin's unwillingness for peace. In contrast, the Hungarian official stressed the importance of high-level dialogue to ensure a more secure environment.
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