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How Vladimir Putin’s history rant in Alaska nudged Donald Trump closer to Ukraine

Fraught summit in Anchorage marked a nadir that reshaped how the presidents approach each other

Donald Trump arrived in Alaska expecting to strike a deal with Vladimir Putin to end Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Instead, the Russian president rejected his proposal outright — and launched into a lengthy historical lecture.

The two leaders spoke again on Thursday and agreed to meet in Budapest without setting a date — but the fraught Anchorage summit, which Trump nearly walked out of, had already reshaped the terms of their relationship.

Putin was greeted in Alaska with a handshake and a broad Trump grin, and momentum seemed on his side. But once behind closed doors, the warmth quickly faded, according to multiple people briefed on the talks.

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