Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the significant progress made during the meeting between Trump and Putin on August 15, where Russia implicitly recognized the security guarantees provided by the US and Europe to Ukraine, similar to NATO's Article 5 [1][4]. Group 1: Meeting Outcomes - The meeting in Anchorage resulted in Russia's implicit acknowledgment of US and European security guarantees for Ukraine, allowing for a Western coalition to defend Ukraine if attacked by Russia [4]. - The details of the meeting suggest that there may be more undisclosed information, particularly regarding the discussions between Trump and Putin during their private time together [4][3]. Group 2: Peace and Ceasefire Agreements - Ukraine and the EU are seeking a ceasefire agreement, while Russia prefers a comprehensive peace agreement that addresses most issues at once [5][6]. - Trump appears to favor reaching a peace agreement, which aligns with Russia's desire for a resolution [6]. Group 3: Russian Objectives - Russia aims to achieve four key outcomes through compromises: legitimizing occupied territories, lifting sanctions from the US and Europe, restructuring the European security framework, and normalizing US-Russia relations [7][8]. - To facilitate these goals, Russia has accepted the security guarantees for Ukraine from the US and Europe [8]. Group 4: Territorial Issues - The article highlights the contentious issue of territorial exchanges, particularly regarding the Donbas region, where Russia has a strong interest in controlling certain areas [10]. - There are indications that Russia may seek to exchange territories it occupies for the remaining parts of Donetsk, which could be seen as humiliating for Ukraine [11][10]. Group 5: Sanctions and Future Negotiations - If a peace agreement is reached, it is likely to include a limited lifting of sanctions rather than a complete removal [14]. - The article predicts that Russia may not achieve its territorial ambitions through either military or diplomatic means and will likely have to accept the current situation [14].

（原标题：伟伟道来｜ 泽连斯基二进白宫，上次献稀土，这次谈领土） 2025年2月28日和8月18日，乌克兰总统泽连斯基两次前往白宫会见美国总统特朗普。 这个信息是美国方面发布的，还没有得到俄罗斯方面的确认。关于这个信息，有两个关键点。第一，虽 然特朗普一向信口开河，但如此重大的信息，不可能是假的；第二，如果这个信息是真的，这个信息是 在什么场景下发布的？ 这一点非常重要。8月15日美俄首脑会晤有一个细节，普京到达之后，特朗普和普京同乘一辆车前往会 场，两个人是单独相处的。这个信息，或者是普京在车里口头告诉特朗普的，或者是在正式会晤中当众 说出的。如果普京是在车里告诉特朗普这个信息，那么，普京告诉特朗普的，恐怕不止这一条信息。 现在，泽连斯基和欧洲领导人蜂拥而至，他们希望得到第一手的关键信息，希望知道在车里的时候，普 京和特朗普到底谈了什么。 结合其他信息，笔者归纳以下几点： 第一，关于停火协议和和平协议。 2月28日那次，泽连斯基是带着矿产（稀土）协议去的，结果，协议不仅没有签成，泽连斯基还被特朗 普当众羞辱。 8月18日这次，泽连斯基不是一个人了，欧盟委员会主席冯德莱恩、法国总统马克龙、德国总理默茨、 英国 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles revolves around the diplomatic efforts and negotiations between Ukraine, the U.S., and Russia, particularly focusing on the meetings involving President Zelensky and President Trump, as well as the involvement of European leaders [1][2][3] - The meeting on August 15 between Trump and Putin is highlighted as having made substantial progress, with Russia reportedly acknowledging the security guarantees provided by the U.S. and Europe to Ukraine, similar to NATO's Article 5 [2][7] - There is a clear division in the desired outcomes, with Ukraine and the EU seeking a ceasefire agreement, while Russia aims for a comprehensive peace agreement that addresses multiple issues [4][5] Group 2 - Russia is looking to achieve four key outcomes through negotiations: legitimizing the territories it has occupied, lifting sanctions imposed by the U.S. and Europe, resetting the European security framework, and normalizing U.S.-Russia relations [6] - The potential for territorial exchanges is discussed, with Russia possibly seeking to trade territories outside the four eastern regions it occupies for the remaining parts of Donetsk, which could be seen as humiliating for Ukraine [8][9] - The anticipated format of any peace agreement may involve both sides presenting their positions on territorial issues while allowing for limited lifting of sanctions against Russia, although a complete lifting of sanctions is deemed unlikely [10]