- President Donald Trump says he will meet Russia’s Vladimir Putin on Friday, August 15, 2025, in Alaska.
- Announcement came via a brief post on Truth Social; venue and agenda were not released.
- Further details are expected from U.S. and Russian officials in the coming days.
The Big Picture
President Trump said a “highly anticipated” meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin will take place in Alaska next Friday, August 15, 2025. The statement, posted to his social platform, framed the event as significant, with additional information to follow.
What’s New
The announcement identifies both a target date and U.S. state, narrowing speculation about timing and location. No logistics—such as the specific city, facility, or schedule—were included in the initial note.
What He Is Saying
Trump’s post offered no readout of talking points. There was also no immediate reference to accompanying delegations, press access, or security footprint. Truth Social is the only on-record notice so far.
What’s Next
Officials are expected to clarify venue, timing, press arrangements, and the scope of any discussions. Local authorities in Alaska will likely issue public guidance once schedules and security perimeters are set.
The Bottom Line
Trump says the meeting with Putin is set for August 15 in Alaska. Until government agencies release logistics and an agenda, the announcement remains a headline marker with details still to come.
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