Where will Trump and Putin meet next?

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No in-person meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin has occurred since their 15 August 2025 summit at a military base in Anchorage, Alaska, which ended without agreements and left Moscow pursuing victory over compliance[1][6]. The crowd-implied 0% probability for a new meeting before June 2026 reflects this stalemate, mirroring the cancelled 2025 Budapest summit that collapsed over Russia’s maximalist Ukraine claims[4]. Historical precedent shows Putin’s last face-to-face with a US president was in 2021 with Joe Biden in Geneva, while Trump’s prior encounter dates to 2019 in Osaka[2]; the Anchorage meeting remains the sole post-2022 head-of-state dialogue, underscoring how fragile and infrequent such encounters are.

Traders must monitor upcoming G7 developments in France, where Trump and Zelenskyy agreed to continue peace talks, alongside potential US sanctions reinstatement on Russian oil as the current waiver expires this week[7][8]. Crucially, watch for any announcement confirming Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s return to Moscow, as their August 2025 visit in Anchorage preceded the summit[2][5]. Recent Kremlin statements indicate Russia is not pursuing Anchorage deal compliance but seeking victory, suggesting no immediate push for a new meeting[6]; however, Trump’s birthday phone call with Putin on 14 June 2026, which touched on Ukraine peace, could signal renewed diplomatic momentum if followed by official scheduling[5].

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