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A senior member of the internal circle of Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that many countries are making “Titanic efforts” to reduce the upcoming summit between the Russian leader and the US President. Donald Trump,
The two leaders have been scheduled to meet in Alaska on August 15, although the announcement of Trump made through a true social post on Friday gave some additional details about the summit. It is also not clear that Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelansky Will be invited to join the talks as the unprotected war of Kremlin is spread over its fourth year.
Zelenskyy will not eliminate the area for the peace deal next to Trump.
“Undoubtedly, many countries interested in continuing the struggle will make Titanic efforts to disrupt the planned meeting between President Putin and President Trump,” Russia’s investment messenger, Kiril Dimitriv wrote in a telegram post on Saturday, referring to the war of Kremlin in Ukraine.
While Dmitriev did not name specific countries, he warned that the upcoming talks may try to vandalize the summit through diplomatic maneuvers or media-operated stimuli.
Russian -conversation Kiril speaks at Washington, DC on 3 April 2025 with Brett Bair, the lead political anchor of Dimitriv Fox News. (Fox News/Special Report)
Dmitriev, who met the Trump administration officials in Washington in April, is dubbed Putin “Shadow Foreign Minister” for Russia’s role in shaping the global diplomacy of Russia.
As head of Kremlin’s sovereign wealth fund and recently appointed special envoy, he has often served as an informal bridge between Moscow and Washington.
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Meanwhile, Kremlin said Statement on Saturday Trump and Putin are expected to focus on discussing options to obtain long -term peaceful resolutions for the Ukrainian crisis. “
“This will be clearly a challenging process, but we will be active and energetically engaged in it,” the statement said.
Trump has said earlier that Putin And Zelancesi was close to a ceasefire deal, but he suggested that Kiev would have to accept an important area, a result that Ukrainian and many European colleagues oppose.
