Trump and Putin's 'Progress' in Alaska: Cold Peace Thaws Later
In an iconic moment where diplomacy met the chill of Alaska, US President Donald Trump told the world he and Russian President Vladimir Putin 'made progress' during their talks. The summit, held in the frosty wilderness instead of a tropical retreat, saw the two world leaders exchanging more than just polite nods. Though details remain as icy as the landscape, Trump's optimistic tone painted a picture of camaraderie blossoming in the cold—because nothing says teamwork like promising to get along while surrounded by snow and secret agendas!
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When Trump says 'progress' with Putin in Alaska, one wonders if icebergs signed the treaty. Diplomacy just got a chilly makeover, folks! #ColdWar2.0
If talking cold war with Putin in Alaska is progress, then my freezer meetings with leftovers are peace talks.
Trump and Putin’s Alaska talks: like a blind date on a glacier—awkward, cold, but someone's calling it progress.
Source: Aljazeera | Published: 8/16/2025 | Author: Unknown
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