Secret U.S. Summit Plans for Putin Leaked via Alaskan Hotel Printer
Sensitive U.S. government plans for President Trump's summit with Putin, including meeting logistics and a planned gift, were accidentally left in an Alaskan hotel printer, revealing secret information.
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Overview
- Sensitive U.S. State Department documents concerning President Trump's summit with Putin were discovered in a printer at the Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage, Alaska.
- The eight pages, marked with U.S. insignia, were reportedly left behind by guests, inadvertently exposing secret information about the planned meeting.
- The leaked documents contained precise details, including meeting times, locations, phone numbers of U.S. government employees, and seating arrangements for a planned lunch.
- Plans revealed Trump intended to gift Putin an 'American Bald Eagle Desk Statue' and a three-course summit lunch, though the meal was later canceled.
- NPR reported the discovery near the military base where the summit was to occur, leading to the White House ridiculing the incident due to the security lapse.
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The sensitive U.S. State Department documents were accidentally left in a printer at the Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage, Alaska, exposing secret information about the planned summit.
The documents contained meeting times, locations, phone numbers of U.S. government employees, seating arrangements for a planned lunch, and the planned gift of an American Bald Eagle Desk Statue to Putin.
The summit included a planned three-course lunch, which was later canceled according to the leaked plans.
The summit was scheduled near a U.S. military base in Anchorage, Alaska.
The summit aimed to discuss a possible ceasefire in Ukraine, with hopes of forging a framework agreement supported by Ukraine and NATO. Key issues included territorial disputes, Ukraine's sovereignty, NATO's role, and scaling back economic sanctions on Russia.
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