Trump-Putin meeting. What can we expect. What needs to happen before the to actually sit down.Yes. The Kremlin said this morning that they're working out the details with the American side and they've agreed that there'll be a meeting within the next few days. You said they're working on next week.They've decided on a venue that he hasn't disclosed that yet. And he said that when called, raised the idea of a trilateral meeting involving not only Putin, Trump, but also Ukrainian President Zelensky. But the R ...

Kier Simmons joins us live now. And Kier, is this meeting really going to happen. Well, Tom, a White House official tonight tells NBC News that President Trump could meet with President Putin as early as next week.It comes after that three-hour meeting between President Trump's envoy Steve Wickoff and President Putin inside the Kremlin. That White House official tells NBC News that President Trump is open to a meeting with President Putin, but only if the Russian leader also agrees to to meet with the Ukrai ...

Yes, Mr. . President, have Putin and Zilinski agreed to a summit yet. And where and when would that be.Well, there's a a very good prospect that they will, and we haven't determined where, but we had some very good talks with President Putin today, and uh there's a very good chance that we could be ending the ending the round, ending the end of that road. That road was uh long and continues to be long, but uh there's a good chance that there will be a meeting very soon. You think you are to a deal.Excuse me ...

Welcome back. We're following more breaking news. The White House says President Trump could meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. A White House official telling NBC News that the president could meet with his Russian counterpart as early as next week if Putin also agrees to meet with Ukrainian President Zilinski.A European official tells NBC News that Mr. . Trump told European leaders on a call earlier that he plans to meet in person with Putin soon to discuss a possible ceasefire. Now, the news come ...

RT Disclose.tv (@disclosetv)JUST IN - Trump plans to meet Putin next week followed by a tripartite meeting with Putin and Zelensky to negotiate a ceasefire — NYT https://t.co/4Mb6jnjAKS ...

A handshake just days before President Trump's deadline to impose punishing new sanctions on Russia if the country does not agree to an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine. Trump trying again to broker a deal with President Putin as Russian missiles and drones rain down on Ukraine and Moscow's army inches forward. Witito has met Putin four times with little to show for his efforts.And President Putin is stubbornly signaling he will not back down, responding to President Trump's disappointment in a recent intervi ...

Israel has the support of the US to make “tough decisions” as it considers whether to completely occupy Gaza in an attempt to destroy Hamas, with Washington’s envoy to Jerusalem saying Trump is fed up with fruitless efforts to clinch a ceasefire https://t.co/ohXuFivxyI ...

Geopolitical Analysis - A deal to end the war in Gaza and secure a hostage release may be imminent, with the US presenting a plan to bring hostages home [1] - The failure of recent negotiations is driving the push for a comprehensive deal, including an end to the war and Israeli withdrawal [3][4][5] - The Arab League is now calling for Hamas to disarm and relinquish power, potentially increasing pressure on the group [5] - The US may be considering explicitly stating that all hostages will be released if the war ends, calling Hamas's bluff [7] US Influence and Strategy - The US is exploring a plan to end the war, potentially pressuring Prime Minister Netanyahu to agree [9] - Former President Trump is seen as the only one who can exert real pressure on Prime Minister Netanyahu to accept a deal, providing him with political cover [11][12][13] Key Players and Pressure Points - Qatar, as a financial supporter and sanctuary provider for Hamas leaders, and Egypt, controlling the border with Gaza, have the ability to exert pressure [9]

Britain and France have the most influence over Israel indirectly, through Donald Trump. He is the only leader who can press Binyamin Netanyahu into a ceasefire or to keep open the prospect of lasting peace https://t.co/QgBPJriMmX ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin said his war goals in Ukraine are unchanged, as he dismissed US pressure for a ceasefire https://t.co/GRzVDD07XT ...