Trump to meet UK PM post EU trade progress; sets new deadline for Russia

President Donald Trump expressed disappointment in Russian President Vladimir Putin and shortened the 50-day deadline given to Moscow to reach a ceasefire with Ukraine. The announcement was made during a meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at a golf course in Scotland.

Trump and Starmer discussed Israel's conflict with Hamas, with Trump contradicting the Israeli prime minister's denial of a starvation crisis in Gaza. Trump pledged to open food centers in Gaza.

During his Scotland visit, Trump distanced himself from Jeffrey Epstein and highlighted the challenges of shedding associations with Epstein during international trips.

A trade deal framework between the US and EU was reached, described by Trump as "the biggest deal ever made," although it lacks specifics but offers relief to both economies.

Trump credited his involvement in brokering a ceasefire agreement between Cambodia and Thailand, instructing his team to restart trade negotiations with both nations.

Vice President JD Vance emphasized Trump's push for transparency in the Epstein case, criticizing past administrations for handling the matter lightly.

Trump announced plans to set up food centers in Gaza to address the starvation crisis, acknowledging Israel's role in limiting aid to the region.

Trump reduced the deadline for Putin to agree to a peace deal with Ukraine to 10-12 days, warning of secondary sanctions on countries doing business with Russia if the deadline is missed.

Trump addressed the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, expressing concern for the starving population and emphasizing the need for aid distribution.

Trump welcomed UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at his golf course in Scotland, highlighting the strong US-UK relationship and discussing trade agreements.

The US and EU finalized a trade deal framework, with Trump imposing a 15% tariff on most EU imports, marking the end of negotiations with the EU.