This week in Alaska, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin staged a show: red carpets, matching suits, and a long handshake. For Putin, the photo was the real prize—proof he still matters on the world stage. For Trump, it was spectacle. But behind the images came hints of a “rapid peace deal” that could force Ukraine to give up land, worrying European leaders. On the battlefield, Russia pushed forward while Ukraine struck back with drones, each side trying to shape Trump’s view. In the end, Alaska offered drama, not solutions—raising fears of a rushed peace that could leave Ukraine vulnerable and Europe dependent on Trump’s next move.
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