Jin10 data reported on September 5, local time on September 4, U.S. President Trump responded to reporters' questions at a White House technology leaders' dinner, stating that after his earlier call with Ukrainian President Zelensky, he would "quickly" talk with Russian President Putin, and mentioned that both sides are maintaining "very good communication."

Golden Finance reports, U.S. President Trump: I will understand how good the relationship with Russia is in the next week or two. There is no information to convey to Russian President Putin, he knows my position. In addition, Trump hinted at the implementation of second and third phase oil sanctions against Russia.

Golden Finance reported, U.S. President Trump: There is no information to convey to Russian President Putin, he knows my position.

According to Foresight News, reported by Jin10 data, Russian President Putin stated that he is willing to meet with Zelensky if preparations for the meeting are sufficient. If Zelensky comes to Moscow, the talks will take place.

Jin10 data reported on August 29, local time August 29, Russian President's Press Secretary Peskov stated that Russian President Putin does not rule out the possibility of meeting with Zelensky. Peskov also pointed out that Putin believes any high-level meeting should be well prepared. Peskov further stated that the current negotiation process regarding the resolution of the Ukraine conflict is "not active," but Russia still maintains interest in negotiations. In addition, for the sake of resolving the conflict, all details of the meeting between the Russian and American leaders in Alaska have been intentionally kept confidential.

Golden Finance reported that German Chancellor Merz: Zelensky and Putin will not hold a meeting.

Jin10 reported on August 26 that on August 25 local time, U.S. President Trump stated that Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky should meet. He mentioned that if Putin and Zelensky do not hold a meeting, there could be "serious consequences"; the U.S. may intervene in a week or two. Trump stated, "I don't know if they will meet."

On August 23, Jin10 reported that on the 22nd local time, U.S. President Trump stated at the White House that he would observe whether Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky could cooperate, and he would decide whether to attend the relevant talks based on the situation. Trump said there is tremendous hatred between the two sides and that he would assess in two weeks whether progress could be made in promoting peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, and would decide whether to implement "massive sanctions" or do nothing and attribute the war to "both sides' own battle." Trump met with Putin on August 15 local time in Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska, USA. Subsequently, on the afternoon of the 18th, Trump met with Zelensky at the White House, and then held a multilateral meeting with Zelensky and leaders from several European countries, the EU, and NATO who came as a "group." On the 21st, when discussing the Russia-Ukraine issue, Trump stated that "the result should be known in about two weeks."

Jin10 data reported on August 20 that Evgeny Griva, Russia's deputy trade representative in India, stated that despite the possibility of higher U.S. tariffs, Russia still expects India to continue purchasing its oil. Griva said on Wednesday that India's imports of Russian oil may remain at current levels. This statement comes amid escalating tensions over U.S.-India tariffs. Trump has imposed a 25% tariff on Indian goods and threatened to raise it to 50% on August 27, with half of the penalties targeting India's purchase of Russian oil, which the U.S. believes helps fund Putin's war in Ukraine. India defends its right to procure from the cheapest sources, stating that the tariffs are "unreasonable." Griva noted that Russian oil is sold to India at about a 5% discount, leaving India with almost no alternative options. By mid-2025, India's imports of oil from Russia are expected to be around 1.7 million barrels per day, accounting for the total overseas procurement of the country.

Putin proposed Moscow as a meeting place with Zelensky but was rejected, and the Austrian Chancellor stated that Vienna is suitable for dialogue. Hungary has become a "safe house" recognized by both the US and Russia, where Trump discussed this location with the Hungarian Prime Minister. Macron suggested a meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, and Istanbul, Turkey, was also mentioned.

After a meeting with leaders from Ukraine and Europe, U.S. President Trump called Hungarian Prime Minister Orban to discuss the obstacles to Ukraine's accession to the EU. Orban firmly opposes Ukraine's entry into the EU, believing it would be detrimental to security, and expressed interest in hosting talks between Putin and Zelensky.

Jin10 reported on August 20 that on the 19th local time, Belarusian President's press secretary Aismont stated that the Belarusian side is willing to organize a meeting between Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky.

Foresight News reports that U.S. President Trump commented on the Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine should not seek to join NATO. Trump also stated that Ukraine will not become a NATO member and pointed out that Putin may be unwilling to reach a peace agreement.

Jin10 reported on August 19 that French President Macron said in an exclusive interview aired on French news channel on August 19 that the future meeting place between Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky should preferably be in Europe, such as Geneva, Switzerland. Macron stated that the meeting place for the Russian and Ukrainian leaders could be in Europe, "not only a hypothesis but also a collective wish." He mentioned that a neutral country could be chosen, "perhaps Switzerland, I suggest Geneva."

The article analyzes the timing predictions of the meeting between Putin and Zelensky, as well as the possibility of a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. The data indicates that the likelihood of a meeting and a ceasefire increases over time. Especially by next year, the hope for a ceasefire gradually improves.

Jin10 data August 19 news, U.S. President Trump stated on social media that during a meeting at the White House, he discussed security guarantees for Ukraine with European leaders, which would be provided by European countries in coordination with the United States. Trump noted that after the meeting, he spoke with Putin and began arranging a meeting between Putin and Zelensky, with the location to be determined. Following this meeting, a trilateral discussion will be held, involving the presidents of Russia and Ukraine along with himself. Vice President Vance, Secretary of State Rubio, and Special Envoy Witkoff are coordinating with Russia and Ukraine.

On August 19, Jin10 reported that when U.S. President Trump was quietly talking with French President Macron, he expressed his belief that Russian President Putin "wants to make a deal for me." While waiting for other leaders to gradually enter the East Wing of the White House to discuss Ukraine's security issues and his recent meeting with Putin, Trump was recorded by an open microphone sharing his views with Macron. "I think he wants to make a deal," Trump said calmly. "I think he wants to make a transaction for me. You understand? It sounds crazy."

Jin10 data August 18 news, amidst a general decline in the market, most European defense stocks rose against the trend, after European leaders vowed to continue supporting Ukraine following the summit between Trump and Putin in Alaska. German Rheinmetall rose 3%, while smaller companies Renk and Hensoldt rose 2.6% and 2.2% respectively. Sweden's Saab soared 3.8%, Italy's Leonardo rose 3.2%, and Britain's BAE Systems rose 1.6%. Holger Schmieding from Berenberg stated in a research report: "Europe will have to invest more in its own defense. Trump seems inclined to reduce or even terminate U.S. support for Ukraine."

Jin10 data reported on August 18 that French President Macron stated after the "voluntary alliance" meeting on August 17 that Russia is asking Ukraine for capitulation through its peace proposal. "I do not believe that Putin wants peace," Macron told reporters. "I believe he wants Ukraine to capitulate." Macron will meet with U.S. President Trump and other European leaders, including Zelensky, on August 18.

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio stated that the United States will work to promote an agreement between Russia and Ukraine, but both sides need to make concessions. He mentioned that the meeting between Trump and Putin could provide a breakthrough for peace, emphasizing that achieving a ceasefire still requires patience and long-term efforts, while Ukraine needs to participate in the agreement negotiations.

Jin10 reported on August 17 that according to the Belarusian presidential press service, on the afternoon of August 17, Belarusian President Lukashenko had a phone call with Russian President Putin, during which Putin informed Lukashenko about the results of his recent meeting with Trump. The report stated that during the call, the leaders of the two countries discussed the regional situation, the recent Russia-US summit held in Alaska, and the bilateral relations between Belarus and Russia.

The talks between Trump and Putin are progressing smoothly, but no ceasefire protocol has been reached. Subsequently, he plans to meet with Ukrainian President Zelensky to discuss the details of ending the conflict, and may meet with Putin again.

Reports indicate that if Putin commits to a ceasefire, Europe will consider easing sanctions on Russia. EU ambassadors held an emergency meeting in Brussels to discuss possible conditions for facilitating a ceasefire in Ukraine. Trump revealed to Zelensky and others that Putin wants to sign a comprehensive peace agreement. The EU is expected to issue a joint statement on this matter on Saturday.

Trump stated on social media that his meeting with Putin went smoothly, calling for a direct agreement on the Russia-Ukraine peace protocol, emphasizing the importance of the entire meeting, and revealing that Zelensky will visit the US.

Trump and Putin met in Alaska, achieving six outcomes, including the restoration of the high-level meeting mechanism between Russia and the United States, clarifying the conditions for ending the Ukraine conflict, and both sides agreeing to negotiate without preconditions, with responsibility lying with Ukraine and Europe.

Jin10 data reported on August 16, Trump stated that he has basically reached a Consensus with Putin, believing that the Russia-Ukraine conflict will end through territorial exchanges and some form of U.S. security guarantees for Ukraine. "Well, I think these are all the key points of our negotiations, and we have largely come to an agreement," Trump said. "In fact, I feel that we have a Consensus in many respects." "I think we are very close to ending the conflict. However, Ukraine must agree to this plan," he added.

Jin10 data reported on August 16th that after meeting with Putin, Trump stated that due to the "very smooth" talks between the two sides, he would temporarily set aside plans for further sanctions against Russia or causing other "serious consequences." Trump said: "Because of what happened today, I don't think we need to consider this issue right now." He added: "Maybe in two or three weeks I will need to consider it, but not at the moment."

Jin10 data, August 16 - U.S. President Trump revealed in an exclusive interview with Fox News that arrangements are being made for a meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and Russian President Putin. Trump said he believes he will also attend. In addition, Trump disclosed during the interview that he had a "very candid" conversation with Putin. Trump acknowledged that he had private time with Russian President Putin during this meeting. Trump stated that he believes Putin wants to see the Russia-Ukraine conflict "resolved."

According to Jincai Finance, the small-scale meeting between Putin and Trump lasted for 2 hours and 45 minutes.

According to Golden Finance reports and CCTV News, on August 15 local time, U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin finished their small-scale talks in Anchorage, Alaska.

U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin began their meeting in Alaska.

According to ChainCatcher news, reported by Jin10, if Putin opposes a ceasefire, the US is considering imposing sanctions on Russian oil companies Rosneft and Lukoil.

Jin10 Data reported on August 16 that on August 15 local time, Russian President Putin's special aircraft arrived at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, USA, to attend the US-Russia summit scheduled for that day. Earlier, there were reports from Russian media stating that "Putin's special aircraft has arrived," but later Putin's accompanying journalist Zarubin stated through his personal social media account that the aircraft that arrived was only that of the advance team.

Golden Finance reports that the White House: The originally planned one-on-one meeting between Trump and Putin has now turned into a three-on-three meeting, with Trump attending the talks alongside U.S. Secretary of State Rubio and U.S. Special Envoy Witkoff.

Golden Finance reports that Trump talks about the meeting with Putin: I don't know what will make the summit successful, there is no conclusion. Europe hasn't told me what to do. I hope to see a ceasefire, and if a ceasefire can't be achieved today, I will be unhappy.

PANews, August 15th news, according to RIA Novosti: The Russian envoy stated that the atmosphere before the talks between Putin and Trump is "tense." The talks will cover the full range of Russia-US relations, not just the issue of Ukraine. The Russian envoy stated that the purpose of the Putin-Trump talks is to restore Russia-US relations, and not solely related to economic issues.

Jin10 data reported on August 15th, according to Russian media, that President Putin's private jet has taken off from Magadan in the Russian Far East, heading to Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska, USA.

Jin10 data reported on August 15, ahead of the meeting between US President Trump and Russian President Putin in Alaska, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Ukraine is "counting on the United States." He posted on social platform X, saying: "This meeting should pave the way for a genuine path to a just peace and facilitate substantive discussions among the leaders of Ukraine, the United States, and Russia." "Now is the time to end the war, and Russia must take the necessary steps. We are counting on the United States."

Jin10 data, August 15 report: When asked whether the Alaska meeting involved territorial issues, Trump stated, "They will have discussions, but I must let Ukraine make the decision. I believe they will make the right decision. I'm not here to negotiate for Ukraine." "I'm here to get them to the negotiating table." "In my view, there are two outcomes. Listen, Vladimir Putin once wanted to occupy all of Ukraine. If I were not president, he would have already taken all of Ukraine, but he won't do that now."

Jin10 data reported on August 15, local time on August 15, a U.S. official stated that regarding the upcoming summit between U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin in Alaska, "all options are still on the table," including the possibility that if Trump believes Putin is not taking the prospect of reaching an agreement seriously, he may leave the venue early.

The United States is expected to roll out the red carpet for Putin's visit to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, where Trump will greet him. The details of the meeting are still being finalized, and Trump may not contact the Ukrainian president or European leaders before then.

Jin10 data reported on August 15, when Trump and Putin met in Helsinki in 2018, their close interaction shocked allies. Today, the two will meet again, and the world is closely following whether Trump will show a tough stance or once again appease Putin. Dan Fried, a diplomat who has served multiple U.S. administrations, stated that there is every reason to be concerned that Trump could be deceived by Putin into reaching a bad deal at the expense of Ukraine. Another possibility is that the White House will eventually realize that Putin is still toying with them. The Trump administration is trying to lower external expectations; White House Press Secretary stated on Tuesday that this meeting is merely for "listening to opinions." Russia has shown no signs of concessions, and Ukraine is worried that Trump will bypass them in negotiations. Nicholas from the Center for Strategic and International Studies pointed out that last week Trump imposed a 25% tariff on Indian purchases of Russian oil, indirectly putting pressure on Moscow, but has yet to fulfill threats of harsher sanctions. Currently, the deadline for sanctions promised by Trump has been repeatedly postponed.

Jin10 data reported on August 15, Russian President Putin and U.S. President Trump will meet in Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska, on local time August 15. According to RIA Novosti, Putin flew to the Far Eastern region of Magadan before meeting Trump in Alaska. Russian presidential press secretary Peskov stated that Putin will inspect local industrial enterprises and hold meetings with the governor. After staying in Magadan for several hours, Putin plans to fly to Anchorage.

Due to stronger than expected U.S. inflation data, traders have lowered their interest rate cut expectations, leading to a continued drop in gold prices. The July PPI unexpectedly rose to 3.3% year-on-year, raising market concerns as investors follow retail sales and consumer confidence data. At the same time, the uncertainty around U.S. trade negotiations and the meeting between Trump and Putin provides safe-haven support for gold.

Putin met with senior Russian officials before the summit with U.S. President Trump, stating that the U.S. is actively working to stop the war in Ukraine, and that reaching an agreement in the field of nuclear arms control would contribute to peace between Russia and the U.S. as well as global peace.

Golden Finance reports that Russian President Putin stated: It is possible to reach a new arms protocol with the United States. (Jin10)

Jin10 data reported on August 14th, before meeting with Russian President Putin, U.S. President Trump raised the stakes. This is not only about the Ukraine conflict, but also about his own credibility. Three individuals who participated in discussions with Trump asserted that he is not bluffing; this is no longer the preliminary meeting Trump previously mentioned. He privately told the Ukrainian president and NATO leaders that his goal is a ceasefire, and then publicly threatened Putin that there would be "very serious consequences" if he does not agree to stop fighting. "This is the most serious and direct statement Trump has ever made. He wants to show this to the world," a senior U.S. official said. "Now, the responsibility falls on Putin: agree to a ceasefire or demonstrate real action, otherwise face serious consequences," the official continued, "Putin must show very proactive action." Another U.S. official insisted that Putin "proactively reached out to Trump," and then requested this meeting; now he must deliver.

According to Jincai Finance, NBC News reported that five informed sources, including two European officials, revealed that during a call with European leaders on Wednesday local time, U.S. President Trump made it clear that the core goal of his meeting with Russian President Putin this week is to facilitate a ceasefire in Ukraine, rather than discuss territorial divisions. European officials present and two informants stated that a consensus was reached among the parties—that peace negotiations can only start after a ceasefire is achieved. Some European leaders sensed from the call that Trump has cautious expectations for the results of this meeting. However, the five informed sources emphasized that all leaders agreed on two core principles: Ukraine must be involved in the negotiations throughout, and the decision-making power regarding territorial concessions belongs exclusively to Ukraine. They revealed that allies unanimously believe that if Putin refuses a ceasefire, Trump may impose new sanctions on Russia.

Trump expressed hope for a swift second meeting with Putin and Zelensky, provided the first talks go smoothly. If Putin does not stop the war, Russia will face consequences such as economic sanctions.

On August 13, Jin10 reported that European leaders urged U.S. President Trump to push for a ceasefire with Russian President Putin during their meeting on Friday and to arrange a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky. French President Macron told reporters after a call with Trump and other European leaders that any decision regarding territorial concessions must be made by Ukraine. Macron stated, "Trump has made it very clear that the U.S. hopes to achieve a ceasefire at this meeting in Alaska, and there are currently no serious territorial exchange plans on the table." German Chancellor Merz reiterated that Ukraine must be involved in any related decisions. Merz said, "We have made it clear that as long as there are follow-up meetings, Ukraine will be at the negotiating table. Trump wants to prioritize the ceasefire."