The Kremlin aims to split the US and Europe at the summit in Alaska: what is known

The Kremlin is focusing its efforts on dividing the US and Europe

A study conducted by the Institute for the Study of War confirmed that the Russian Kremlin intends to use the upcoming summit in Alaska to divide the United States and Europe, rather than participate together in peaceful initiatives.

According to ISW analysis, statements from Kremlin representatives indicate that for them Ukraine and Europe are becoming obstacles to a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

Russian political scientist Sergey Markov noted that Russia's main task at this summit will be to showcase Ukraine and Europe as obstacles to peace in Ukraine.

Territory exchange and possible participation of Zelensky

US President Donald Trump confirmed a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on August 15, where there may be 'some territory exchange' between Ukraine and Russia. However, it remains unclear whether the leader of Ukraine will attend the summit.

The Chancellor of Germany insists that the President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, should be invited to the meeting of US and Russian leaders in Alaska.

Negotiations are also ongoing regarding the organization of a meeting between Zelensky and Putin, as well as a possible trilateral meeting.

In conclusion: The Kremlin plans to use the upcoming summit in Alaska to divide the US and Europe, rather than participate together in peaceful initiatives. However, in response, Germany insists that the President of Ukraine should be invited to the meeting of US and Russian leaders. A meeting between Zelensky and Putin, as well as a possible trilateral meeting, is also planned.