Trump and Putin meet in Alaska to discuss Ukraine, but tensions and territorial implications complicate negotiations.

Remote Alaska has been chosen for the meeting between Trump and Putin, where the leaders will discuss possible territorial concessions in Ukraine. Although the 88-kilometer distance between the US and Russia is small, the flights are long and complicated. Putin, wanted by the International Criminal Court, finds Alaska a safe haven for talks, though the summit is marked by tensions and skepticism. Ukrainian President Zelenski warns that any concessions won't stop Russia and emphasizes the need for more pressure on Moscow.