Alaska's governor asked about hosting President Putin despite arrest warrant | War in Ukraine

The governor of Alaska has told Sky News the length of tomorrow's summit will be a telling indicator as to whether the talks between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have been a success.

Mike Dunleavy said a meeting of "four or five hours" would be a sign that progress had been made.

However, if Donald Trump emerges from the summit fairly quickly, it means a deal is unlikely to have been secured.

Talks latest: https://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-war-latest-putin-trump-meeting-alaska-summit-zelenskyy-russia-nato-missiles-talks-ceasefire-12541713

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Post from Sky News on August 14, 2025

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