Trump wants a "fast" tripartite meeting after a summit in Alaska

US President Donald Trump said that after his negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, he wants to "almost immediately hold a second meeting between Zelensky, Putin and me, if they want me to be present there."

Trump emphasized that Russia's refusal to quickly stop the war in Ukraine will entail “extremely serious” consequences for it. According to Trump, a meeting with Putin needs to understand "where we are" and "what we are doing." The US President also noted that if he does not receive “necessary answers” ​​during a meeting with Putin, then there will be no next meeting.

At the same time, Trump expressed doubts that he would be able to convince Putin to stop the attack on civilians of Ukraine, because "he already had such a conversation with him."

Donald Trump called the consultations with the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and the leaders of European countries "very good."

The US-Russia summit will take place on August 15 in Anchorida.