Core Points - The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued General License No. 125, allowing Russian President Putin and his delegation to meet with U.S. officials in Alaska under current sanctions until August 20, 2025 [1] - President Trump described the upcoming meeting with Putin as a "test meeting," indicating uncertain outcomes [1] - Trump threatened severe consequences for Russia if Putin does not accept the ceasefire proposal during the meeting [1] Group 1: Meeting Objectives - The meeting between Trump and Putin will focus on achieving a ceasefire, with no discussions on territorial divisions [3][4] - European leaders and Trump agreed that a ceasefire must precede peace negotiations, and Ukraine must be involved in any discussions regarding territorial concessions [3][6] - If Putin refuses to agree to a ceasefire, Trump may impose new sanctions on Russia [3] Group 2: European Leaders' Stance - German Chancellor Merz emphasized that the meeting must consider European security and Ukraine's interests [8] - French President Macron stated that any discussions regarding Ukraine must involve Ukrainian President Zelensky, and Trump committed to facilitating a trilateral meeting [10] - European Commission President von der Leyen noted the strengthened common stance among Europe, the U.S., and NATO regarding Ukraine [12] Group 3: Ukraine's Position - Ukrainian President Zelensky reiterated that Ukraine will not withdraw from Donbas, viewing it as a strategic base for potential Russian offensives [14] - Zelensky stated that any territorial issues must be discussed with Ukraine's involvement and cannot be addressed without considering Ukraine's constitutional framework [15] - The Russian Foreign Ministry indicated that the structure of Russian territory is enshrined in its constitution, and the goals of the Russian delegation will be determined by national interests [17]
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Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2025-08-14 08:03