Alaska Ignored the Stars: A Global Political Trap and Its Impact on Ukraine and the World
The initial meeting in Alaska, envisioned as a symbol of a new era in US-Russia relations, turned into a vivid display of political spectacle driven by the interests of major players.
Indigenous Inuits say: “Even a strong eagle cannot rise above the stars,” but for Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, this truth proved to be quite transparent.
Instead of elevation, the stars were brought down to earth, demonstrating that for great leaders, their ambitions outweigh international authority and reputation.
The climax was a ceremonial red carpet greeting and signing of intentions, which, in the first days, appeared as empty words; history has shown that the main result was an illusion of victory.
After the summit, the information flow shifted — each side now claims victory, while real agreements remain uncertain, and forecasts about subsequent steps remain vague.
Ukraine found itself in a scenario of options, from bad to very bad, as each side tries to find a way out that could lead to escalation or a ceasefire based on Russian templates.
World leaders, including those of Russia and the US, seek to portray their victory, but behind closed doors negotiations continue about Ukraine’s future, geopolitical balance, and global influence.
The stars of American power are now under the feet of a Manhattan dealer, and the depths of world politics are deeper than they seem, hiding numerous conflicts and unpredictable scenarios.