Negotiations with Trump-Putin send Russian media wild but kyiv-it’s down

On Friday, Russian media were in a big mood when Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin went to meet with US President Donald Trump for the Alaska summit, which is widely represented as a victory for Moscow, its economy and global position.

The articles and comments were splashing in Russian state news on Friday, which are on the global attention of Putin’s historical trip to the United States positive, and positively accepts what talks with high shares at the end of the war in Ukraine-can mean for Russia, which was isolated and economically punished.

“Russia-SSU summit will be an attempt to overthrow relations,” “” State News Tass headlineswith accompanying stories that are repeated by positive moods around the negotiations on each other: “The whole world is waiting for a meeting between Putin and Trump“And “Russia and the USA have the potential to extend the partnership in the Arctic,” “ The commentators said, according to Google.

Meanwhile, the mood in Ukraine was positively lowered, and the news that reflects the concerns that Kyiv could be sold during talks with Putin, Veteran is a state -owned activist who is regarded as the likelihood of as much concessions from Trump In return for ceasefire.

State News Ria Novosti In the absence of Ukrainian and European officials who were called “historical” negotiations.

Rio Novosti’s columnist Cyril Shknikov said recent Russian territorial benefits in Ukraine showed The country’s forces are already “negotiating” long before negotiations on FridayNoting that “the main negotiator, who silently laid out the murderers’ arguments on the table, was a Russian army.”

Russia’s media is strongly controlled by the state, with a slight refusal of the Kremlin’s messages and policies. Throughout the war, state -owned mass media united the Russian victories on the battlefield, at which the news was humiliated or ignored. A comment that is apparently humiliating or damaged by Russia’s military efforts may land in jail.

In Ukraine, newsletters decipher the fact that they – and the leadership of Kiev – we see as Putin’s rehabilitation. “From the” war criminal “to us guest – Trump invites Putin out of isolation,” “ On the main page of Kyiv Independent Internet news.

International Criminal Court in 2023 Issued an arrest warrant For Putin, on the occasion of the alleged war crimes, namely: “illegal deportation” of children from the occupied areas of Ukraine to Russia. The Kremlin denies any violations. US

The United States is not a signatories of the Roman Statute, which has set the ICC and thus is not obliged to arrest Putin when it steps on US land.

Another Independent History Kyiv He reflected low morality among Ukrainian troops who are afraid that Trump would be able to copy Putin by offering the Russian territory as part of the desired ceasefire, after he had soon boasted, he could end the war in Ukraine soon in the second mandate.

However, providing this peace was much harder than Trump expected. So far, he refused to push the trigger for further sanctions in Moscow, despite threatening to do so if the Kremlin did not agree with the ceasefire.

LEDE History on The Kyiv Post, Capital “Trump holds” a huge lever “over Putin – will he use it?” Displays the concern that, while Trump holds some cards that could convince Russia to conclude a peaceful deal, he will ultimately be ready to act.

Similar to Russian colleagues, Ukrainian media advocate the country’s armed forces and military efforts. However, Ukraine has great media freedom – a prerequisite for Kiev’s aspiration for EU membership.

Trump-Putin’s talks are expected to start at 3.30pm, and the presidents will later hold a joint press conference to summarize their discussions.

This press will become one of the closest events this year, revealing that the presidents take on negotiations and what promises (or their absence) to reach the ceasefire.

“The President wants to run out all the options to try to bring this war to a peaceful resolution,” the White House said on the eve of Alaska summit.

But Ukraine and its European allies are afraid that these “options” can be bad for the territorial integrity of Kiev, and Trump already determines the idea of the land “replacement” as part of ceasefire and wider European security.