US President Donald Trump may abandon the 'anchor' agreement with…
US President Donald Trump may abandon the 'anchor' agreement with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, under which Washington agreed that Russia would control the Donbas in any deal.
Consensus
- US President Donald Trump may abandon the 'Anchorage agreements' with Russia regarding the Donbas region
- The G7 summit in Évian took place after the Anchorage meeting between Trump and Putin
- The Anchorage meeting occurred on August 15, 2025, without any official declarations
- Other G7 leaders are skeptical about Trump's willingness to take concrete action against Russia
Points of divergence
- Trump said Zelensky is doing well and handling the situation effectively during his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte — tvrain
- France's Emmanuel Macron stated that the US is no longer a neutral mediator and now supports Ukraine — fontanka
- The US and Russia had a meeting in Anchorage in August 2025, but no deal was reached — kommersant
- Russia accepted US proposals for conflict resolution, according to Foreign Minister Lavrov — fontanka
Coverage (3 sources)
- Trump may drop Anchorage agreements — Axios — Дождь
- Axios: Trump may abandon Anchorage agreements — Фонтанка
- Axios: Trump admits drifting away from the 'spirit of Anchorage' — Коммерсантъ
Key entities
- Donald Trump
- Axios
- Russia
- Vladimir Putin
- USA
- Anchorage
- G7
- Washington
- NATO
- Ukraine
- Volodymyr Zelenskyy
- Donbass
- Big Seven
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