Newspaper headlines: 'Ukraine's fate in their hands' and 'Praying for peace'

Newspaper headlines: 'Ukraine's fate in their hands' and 'Praying for peace'

The much-anticipated summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska has captured the attention of the Saturday papers, highlighting the high stakes involved in their meeting. The Daily Mail underscores Ukraine’s fate being influenced by the outcome, with Trump pushing for a swift ceasefire as the leaders prepare for extensive discussions lasting at least six to seven hours.

The Daily Telegraph shifts focus to the possibility of British troops deploying to Ukraine within a week of a ceasefire agreement to aid in the reconstruction of Kyiv’s military capabilities. Meanwhile, The Times emphasizes the weight of the peace negotiations in the leaders’ hands, noting the significant symbolism of their meeting – the first between American and Russian presidents on US soil in ten years.

The Daily Star draws attention to the urgent need for peace, featuring images of Trump and Putin’s friendly exchange as they come together in Alaska. The presence of Volodymyr Zelensky, absent from the summit discussions surrounding a potential ceasefire, serves as a crucial backdrop to the ongoing diplomatic efforts between the US and Russia.

Furthermore, reports from the i Paper underscore the escalating tensions as satellite images suggest Putin’s preparations for testing a potent nuclear missile, underscoring the gravity of the situation as the two leaders engage in crucial talks. The global implications of the summit between Trump and Putin are being closely monitored, with the fate of Ukraine hanging in the balance amid heightened nuclear concerns

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