The administration of US President Donald Trump has released an official photo of his meeting with Vladimir Putin at the Anchorage summit in August 2025. This underscores the Trump administration's desire to establish direct contacts with the Kremlin.
PBS News journalist Elizabeth Landers reported that the administration of US President Donald Trump displayed an official photo from his meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. The photo was taken during the summit in Anchorage, Alaska, which took place in August 2025. This was reported by UNN.
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The appearance of this photo in official White House premises clearly underscores the Trump administration's desire to demonstrate progress in establishing direct contacts with the Kremlin. The leaders are captured in the photo during a meeting at Elmendorf-Richardson Air Force Base against the backdrop of the "ALASKA 2025" platform. Landers notes that such a step is part of the president's strategy to emphasize his personal diplomatic efforts.
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