Lavrov Accuses US of Deviating from Alaska Summit Agreements, Vows to Achieve War Goals
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov criticized US Secretary of State Marco Rubio for describing the 2025 Alaska summit between Putin and Trump as a failure, accusing Washington of deviating from agreed compromise positions. Speaking on the sidelines of a summit in Kyrgyzstan, Lavrov reiterated Moscow's determination to achieve its war goals in Ukraine, with or without a diplomatic solution. He noted that Ukraine rejected Russian proposals due to continued US weapons support. The article also reports that Ukraine launched a large-scale drone attack on Russia, targeting the Wildberries online retailer near St. Petersburg, injuring three people. Meanwhile, Kyiv faced Russian attacks overnight, with air defense systems active. The Alaska summit's concrete results were never made public, and Putin has not softened his demands, including claims to Ukrainian territories not under Russian control.
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