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‘Putin is a master of persuasion’ – BBC reporters discuss summit strategy

by The editor•15 August 2025•Posted inBBC US politics

The BBC’s US and Russia correspondents outline the leaders’ different approaches to the high stakes summit on the Ukraine war.

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