The Trump-Putin meeting in 2025 is not just a formal meeting, it signals to the world that a new turn could be coming in U.S.-Russia relations. The choice of Alaska is not just a location, but a strategic message. The leaders of both countries will discuss the Arctic, energy, military balance, and new technology. The question arises whether Russia regrets selling Alaska? Historians believe that if Russia had Alaska today, its Arctic policy would be stronger. Alaska is the most important pawn for America in terms of energy, security, and geo-politics. It is believed that climate change, the new race in the Arctic, and global politics will increase the importance of Alaska. Will a new story of conflict or cooperation between America and Russia begin here? Is this meeting a hint towards a new deal in history?
