Trump touts peace deal after leaving Alaska without ceasefire pact
President Trump claimed that a peace agreement would be better than a "mere" ceasefire, despite leaving Alaska without securing a ceasefire pact. The statement came after a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, though details of their discussion were not disclosed. The president asserted that a comprehensive peace deal would be more beneficial than a temporary ceasefire, suggesting that he is aiming for a long-term resolution to the ongoing conflict. However, the failure to reach a ceasefire agreement during the Alaska visit raised concerns about the progress of diplomatic efforts. The article does not provide further context or specifics about the proposed peace deal or the status of negotiations between the US and Russia. It remains unclear how the president plans to achieve a lasting peace agreement and what concessions, if any, might be necessary to secure it.
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