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U.S. President Donald Trump set the bar low for the high-stakes meeting with his Russian counterpart in Alaska — and it became apparent why late Friday as things wrapped up with little more than a commitment to meet again.

US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin met for a high-stakes summit in Alaska on Friday that started with a handshake, a smile and a ride in the presidential limousine, marking an unusually warm reception for a US adversary who launched Europe's largest war since 1945 and is wanted by the International Criminal Court.

The 3-hour talks in Alaska between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin did not result in a breakthrough for ending the Russia-Ukraine war. Putin reportedly demanded a complete withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from the Eastern Donbass region,