News18Trump Handed First Lady Melania's Letter To Putin At Alaska Summit. Here's What It Said
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : In a notable revelation, it was disclosed that First Lady Melania Trump, though absent from the trip, had sent a personal letter to Putin, which Trump personally handed over during the meeting.44% : Despite repeatedly pledging during his campaign and early presidency to swiftly end the Ukraine war, Trump has yet to fulfill that commitment.
39% : After nearly three hours of talks in Alaska, Trump and Putin made a short appearance before the press, saying only that some progress had been achieved on certain matters.
38% : On Friday, Trump described the talks as "productive," citing broad agreement but stressing that no deal exists until the Ukraine war is resolved.
35% : Trump likewise offered no comments when he returned to Joint Base Andrews in the US.
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