U.S. President aims to broker Ukraine peace but warns second meeting depends on Putin’s sincerity amid Russia’s biggest advance in over a year.

NewsNation correspondent Kellie Meyer is in Anchorage, Alaska, for the historic summit between Presidents Trump and Putin.

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NewsNation's Kellie Meyer reports from on location at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, where President Trump will meet directly with Russian Vladimir Putin on Friday, Aug. 15.

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The highly anticipated Trump-Putin summit will take place tomorrow in Anchorage. On the agenda: how to end the Ukraine war.

President Trump said he hopes his upcoming meeting with Vladimir Putin will lead to a second meeting for Russia and Ukraine ...