Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin dominate Saturday’s papers at the high-station summit in Alaska. In the Daily Mail, “Ukraine’s fate in his hands” says, as it reports that Trump wants a “fast” ceasefire and both leaders are expected to slop “leased for six to seven hours” in their meeting.
The combined base in the Daily Telegraph Encourage goes with a photo of the pair-friendly handshake after arriving in ElMendorf-Richardson. The paper states that the UK is designed to place shoes on the ground in Ukraine “within a week” is being declared to help reconstruct a ceasefire of a ceasefire.
“Peace in his hands” echoes the title of Times. Paper says the pair meeting is the first among American and Russian leaders on American soil for a decade. The Times has also described Putin to choose to ride in a riding in a armored vehicle of Trump – which the animal is dubbed – so that they can “share personal words” without collaborative or translators.
“Time for Peace” says Daily Star. Paper filled her front page with a picture of Greeting of two leaders in Alaska and a picture of Volodimier Zelanski, floating between them. The Ukrainian president is not at the summit to discuss a possible ceasefire.
The satellite image suggests that Putin is preparing to test an “invincible” nuclear missile, reports the I paper. It says that the Russian leader is making a “show of power”, entering the “crunch time” talks with Trump.
“High bets!” Declare the Guardian as it exposes a picture of Trump Boarding Air Force One on the way to Alaska. Paper also stated that the UK’s Human Rights Watchdog has written a letter to the government and the police on a “heavy” approach for Gaza protests. The Guardian says the Equality and Human Rights Commission warns that policing “reduces confidence in our human rights”.
The daily mirror highlights 80 years from VJ Day against the background of Trump and Putin’s meeting. “Praying for the piece” is the title of paper because it has a message from the 105 -year -old VJ Veteran: “We should never forget”.
“Trump Hands Putin Chance to Peace” is Daily Express Tech at the Alaska Summit. In addition, on a large scale, paper says that campaigners are being warned of increasing apprehensions that Britain’s “dear” will be closed more than post offices. Paper announced that it is starting a sev our post office campaign to protect the “important network”.
According to the Financial Times, Ukrainian has urged Russia in front of the US embassy in Kiev. Somewhere else, the paper says that Chancellor Rachel Reeves is “hunted” for tax reforms in an attempt to promote development, which may “erase” the government’s fiscal plan for at least £ 10BN.
Finally, Suraj is printed on the prince and princess of Wales’s “throne Sweet Home”. Paper says that the royal couple are going to a new “Forever Home” to create pleasant memories after “three difficult years”.
