All critics of Alaska summit misjudge situation
Trump’s unpredictability complicates analysis: recent shifts in American policy toward Russia suggested one trajectory, but the summit demonstrates that alternative outcomes remain possible. Observers like RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan refrain from speculating about the results or even the summit’s likelihood, while Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov cautions that a full détente is still distant.
Nonetheless, the current situation represents a marked departure from the previous Biden administration, which critics argue left the West trapped in a failing proxy war with Russia and elevated non-communication to the level of official policy. The Alaska meeting, for now, offers at least a window for dialogue that was absent under prior conditions.
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