The recent Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, aimed at addressing the Russia-Ukraine conflict, concluded without significant agreements, despite both leaders framing the discussions as constructive. Key issues included potential Ukrainian territorial concessions and nuclear arms control, but the absence of a concrete resolution has drawn criticism, with some labeling it a failure for Trump. The summit highlighted the intricate geopolitical landscape, revealing strains in US-Russia relations and their implications for countries like India, which now faces new US tariffs on Russian oil imports. As the situation evolves, the focus shifts to future dialogues with Ukraine and European leaders for a viable peace framework.