Putin Invites Trump to Russia After Alaska Summit

Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov has confirmed that Moscow expects the next meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump to be held in Russia. An official invitation has already been extended to Trump.

The announcement comes ahead of their scheduled talks in Alaska on Friday, marking the leaders’ first in-person meeting since Trump returned to the White House. While details of the proposed Russia visit remain under discussion, the move signals Moscow’s intention to deepen dialogue with Washington following the Alaska summit.

The meeting in Alaska is expected to address bilateral relations, global security issues, and areas of potential cooperation between the two nations. Political observers will be watching closely for signs of a shift in U.S.-Russia ties.