Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that significant progress was made during the meeting between US President Trump and Russian President Putin, leading to a shift in the US approach towards a broader peace agreement rather than an immediate ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict [1] - US Middle East envoy Wittecoff stated that the US is committed to achieving a permanent peace agreement to end hostilities more quickly than a ceasefire [1] - Russia has made some concessions regarding five regions in Ukraine, and President Putin has agreed to include a "NATO-like Article 5" security guarantee in the future peace agreement, which would treat an attack on Ukraine as an attack on all guarantor countries [1] Group 2 - President Trump and President Putin met on August 15 at a military base in Alaska, where they positively evaluated their discussions but did not reach an agreement on a ceasefire in Ukraine [1] - Trump indicated that he and Putin had essentially reached an agreement on some form of security guarantees for Ukraine during their meeting [1] - Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed he would meet with Trump on August 18, with leaders from the EU, NATO, and several European countries also confirming their attendance at the White House meeting [2]
美特使称普京已同意乌克兰获“类北约第五条款”安全保障，“可视为重大突破”
Yang Shi Xin Wen·2025-08-18 00:01