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Dmitry Suslov, Deputy Director of the Center for Comprehensive European and International Studies at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, joins us to discuss the Trump-Putin summit in Alaska and Russia’s expectations for a settlement in Ukraine.
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Time Stamps:
- 01:30 US-Russia relations heading into the summit
- 03:26 Limits to future US-Russia cooperation
- 08:42 Failure of American pressure on India, China, Brazil
- 13:42 Witkoff’s visit to Moscow
- 17:07 Why Alaska?
- 19:31 Security guarantees
- 35:58 Russia-NATO
- 38:30 Likelihood of a Putin-Zelensky meeting?
- 43:48 EU membership for Ukraine?
- 47:24 “Denazification"
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