President Trump's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin is as unpredictable as it is intense. From calling Putin a "nice gentleman" to expressing anger, their dynamic has been a rollercoaster. Now, a new development suggests their "bromance" is back on, as Trump has hung a picture of himself and Putin in the White House. The photo, taken during their summit in Alaska, is displayed above a picture of Trump with his granddaughter, Carolina Trump, at the Daytona International Speedway. White House correspondent Elizabeth Landers shared the image, noting its placement in a vestibule connecting the West Wing to the residence. Kirill Dmitriev, Russia's key negotiator, praised the move, stating, "A picture is worth a thousand words." The meeting between Putin and Trump in Anchorage is seen as a significant event in their modern history, with Russia emphasizing its importance. The Kremlin announced that the summit will be included in updated school history textbooks from the start of the next academic year. However, the White House has reportedly told Ukraine that it must cede the Donbas region, consisting of Donetsk and Luhansk, before the US will provide security guarantees. This has raised concerns in Kyiv, as there were fears that Trump might have promised Donbas to Putin during their meeting. Democratic Senator Mark Warner criticized Trump's decision, saying, "Putting Putin above the American people and his own family. Almost a little too on the nose." Meanwhile, Russia continues its aggression against Ukraine, launching attacks with drones and a missile, resulting in casualties in the Kyiv region. This comes after a series of overnight attacks, with Odesa under attack for the second night in a row, causing injuries and casualties.
