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Summit 'could be first step to peace'

Western Morning News (Saturday)

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August 16, 2025

DONALD Trump and Vladimir Putin’s summit on Ukraine could be a “first step towards serious negotiations” for peace, the Defence Secretary has suggested.

- CAITLIN DOHERTY & NINA LLOYD

John Healey said the end to any conflict “must come from diplomacy”, before Friday's meeting between the two leaders in Alaska.

European leaders are braced for the meeting and have expressed hope about the prospect of a potential ceasefire after a joint call with US president Mr Trump earlier this week.

Mr Trump was seen boarding Air Force One to head to the summit around lunchtime UK time on Friday. He had earlier posted “HIGH STAKES!!!” on his TruthSocial platform. Speaking to reporters on his way to the talks, he said there is a “possibility” of the US offering security guarantees to Kyiv alongside European powers, but “not in the form of Nato”.

He said it will be up to the Ukrainians to decide whether to concede land to Mr Putin as part of a peace deal, but added: “I think they'll make the proper decision.”

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