Trump and Putin Meet, But No Deal Reached on Ukraine

USA - The long-awaited meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin has ended. The two leaders talked for about three hours with a small group of their top officials.

The meeting took place in a private room. Their talks were not open to the public, and no one else was allowed in.

After the meeting, both leaders said the talks were "productive" but gave very few details.

Most importantly, they did not announce any deal to stop the fighting in Ukraine. While both leaders said they had made some progress, they admitted that a key issue was still not solved.

The meeting was seen by many as a success for President Putin. It allowed him to show that he is still an important world leader, even with the ongoing international conflict.

The two presidents also discussed other world problems, including trade and the conflict in Syria.

This meeting did not bring an end to the fighting. However, it was an important moment for the two leaders to talk directly about the many challenges their countries face.

(Sources: The Economic Times, CBS News, The Guardian)