Putin: "I hope the EU and Kiev don't oppose the agreement."

"Next time in Moscow," Russian President Vladimir Putin said, hinting at the possibility of a new meeting with his American counterpart Donald Trump, at the end of their meeting in Anchorage, Alaska. "Next time in Moscow," the head of state said in English. Regarding the content of the Alaska meeting, part of a mission to the United States that lasted approximately five hours, as noted by the Russian news agency Novosti, Putin said he had reached an agreement with Trump. This was a reference to the possibility of ending the armed conflict in Ukraine. However, the Russian president added, without providing any substantive details, that "I hope Kiev doesn't put a spoke in the wheel." Before journalists gathered to listen to Trump and Putin's statements, the Russian president spoke first. Reporters were not given the opportunity to ask questions. Trump thanked Putin for the meeting, stressing that the two will speak again soon.