Ukraine Ceasefire Still Out of Reach After Historic US-Russia Summit
A ceasefire between Ukraine and the largest country in the world by landmass was not reached during the highly anticipated summit between the presidents of the United States and Russia. However, Putin described the meeting as a beginning point, while Trump claimed that both parties achieved some good progress on a few subjects.
There were many, many points that we agreed on … I would say a couple of big ones that we haven’t quite got there, but we’ve made some headway,
Trump
Zelenskyy Slams Exclusion from US-Russia Summit: ‘Ukraine’s Sovereignty at Risk’
Although Putin stated that the two Great Powers’ relationship has reached its lowest point since the Cold War, he also pointed out that these discussions might serve as a springboard for a better one. On the other hand, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, was disappointed that his nation would not be represented at the summit because many people were afraid that a possible agreement would jeopardize its sovereignty.
Ukraine is ready to work as productively as possible to bring the war to an end, and we count on a strong position from America … A meeting of leaders is needed – at the very least, Ukraine, America, and the Russian side.
Zelenskyy
Bitcoin Holds Steady Despite US-Russia Summit Tensions
Many experts predicted a tumultuous cryptocurrency market due to the meeting’s potential significance, particularly because it was held after Wall Street had closed for the day. That wasn’t the case, though. Even though both groups were unable to come to a peace agreement, the price of Bitcoin, which had dropped to just under $117,000 before the meeting, stopped plunging. In just a few hours, the cryptocurrency fell from its peak of $124,500 to less than $118,000, indicating that the hot PPI data released the previous day had a much greater impact.
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