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Sergey Lavrov claims Russia accepted U.S. Anchorage summit proposals

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Moscow fully accepted the United States' proposals during the August 2025 summit in Anchorage, Alaska, between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. Speaking at a Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) meeting in Turkmenistan, Lavrov claimed Russia has a ‘clear conscience’ regarding the peace talks.

Lavrov attributed the failure to advance the Anchorage understandings to intense pressure from European nations on Washington, alleging that the U.S. could not withstand the influence of European leaders. He further noted that Russia's participation in potential trilateral talks with Ukraine is contingent upon the prior holding of parliamentary elections in Ukraine.

The United States disputes the Russian interpretation of the summit. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has clarified that while a proposal was presented in Alaska, no formal agreement was reached.

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Anchorage · Commonwealth of Independent States · Donald Trump · Marco Rubio · Sergey Lavrov · Vladimir Putin

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