Trump signals Putin commitment not to attack NATO; proposes summit

On August 27–29, 2026, President Trump stated he had assurances from Vladimir Putin that Russia would not attack NATO territory, citing good conversations. By August 29, CIA Director John Ratcliffe's covert Moscow trip was revealed to have included a proposal for a trilateral Trump-Putin-Zelenskyy summit.

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Trump Says Putin Will Not Be Attacking NATO Territory

rss:bloomberg-politicsus_mainstream33d ago kagi ↗

President Donald Trump said he does not believe Russian President Vladimir Putin will attack NATO members, as tensions rise in Europe over Moscow targeting countries that supply weapons and money to Ukraine.

Trump says Putin will not attack NATO territory

kite:worldother33d ago wire ×2 kagi ↗

President Trump said on Aug. 27 that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attack NATO territory, citing what he called “good talks” with Putin in remarks to reporters in the Oval Office [firstpost.com#1][rferl.org#1][lemonde.fr#1][euronews.com#1][digi24.ro#1]. Earlier the same day, Trump told Axios he was not concerned about a possible Russian provocation against NATO countries and said CIA D

CIA director Ratcliffe floated Trump-Putin-Zelensky summit during Moscow visit, sources say

rss:axiosus_mainstream31d ago kagi ↗

CIA Director John Ratcliffe proposed a trilateral meeting between President Trump, Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky during his covert trip to Moscow earlier this week in an effort to end the war, two sources briefed on the matter told Axios. Why it matters: This was the first time Ratcliffe got personally involved in the diplomatic push to broker a breakthrough between Russ