The “Pursuing Peace Summit” in Alaska came as quite a surprise, it was announced to the public and organized very quickly, but it was seemingly executed successfully. Here are some takeaways from this event that you may find interesting.

-The Summit happened almost directly after Tulsi Gabbard revealed her conclusive evidence that “Russia Gate” was a treasonous hoax.  That is to say all accusations that Trump is under the magic spell of the Kremlin have been proven to be ridiculous.

-President Putin was met as an honored guest with U.S. military members literally rolling out the red carpet for him. This was the moment that the idea of “Isolating Russia” died forever. Isolated nations are not welcomed by the President of the United States for pleasant and productive discussions on American territory.

-President Trump seems to have agreed to ending the war through negotiations now rather than demanding a 30 day ceasefire. This idea has always been seen by the Russian side as a ploy to buy time and reforge Kiev’s military.

-Mr. Putin revealed that there was massive electoral falsification during the 2020 election and that Trump should have been the winner. The Russian side has evidence for this belief.

-President Putin confirmed that if Trump had been in power in 2022 the war in Ukraine would have never started. That is to say, Putin confirmed that this horrible conflict is “Biden’s War”.

-If Mr. Trump does agree to go to Moscow (he was invited by his counterpart) this means he would be within “striking range” of Kiev’s drones and rockets. It could also mean that Trump believes the conflict will be resolved by that point in time, meaning the American President should be in no danger. If that is not the case and Kiev were to make strikes while Trump was in Moscow it could have unforeseeable and broad consequences. We pray that this does not happen and that the President of the United States will have a happy and safe journey during talks in Moscow.

–Both Presidents paid respects to the graves of Soviet soldiers in Alaska, that is to say they paid respect to those who died while Russia and the USA were allies. Russia and America working together is goal. And the visit to the graves was a metaphor for this noble goal.

–According to Dmitry Medvedev, “A fully functional framework for high-level meetings between Russia and the US, conducted calmly and without ultimatums or threats, has been reestablished… the meeting has demonstrated that negotiations are possible without preconditions while the Special Military Operation continues.”

–According to Donald Trump, “the details of how the conflict ends were largely agreed upon today, it is now up to Zelensky to accept the deal.” Let’s hope that Mr. Trump is right and that we can all go back to a reasonable world not on the brink of WWIII.

We are seeing the powerful American and Russian civilizations starting to work outside and beyond the madness of Russophobia. We at the IRM would like to thank Mr. Trump and those in his administration who made this event possible.