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Ukrainians are keeping close watch on today's summit between President Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Alaska.
But as NPR's Greg Myrie reports,
Ukrainians are concerned about agreements that might emerge
since their leader isn't at the summit to make his case.
Ukrainians have high interest in the summit.
and low expectations for what it might produce.
One common response is that nothing substantive will come of the talks in Alaska.
They think Russia's Putin is still firmly committed to the war.
Olena Humeynuk, age 46, lives in Kiev.
She says she thinks this summit is a waste of time.
Negotiations are possible, she adds, but only if Ukraine is included.
Some Ukrainians fear Trump and Putin might reach some sort of arrangement that would favor Russia.