Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy must now take responsibility for building on the Alaska summit's outcomes to end the Russia-Ukraine war that began in February 2022.

In Friday remarks to Fox News, Trump emphasized:

• "It's now President Zelenskyy's job to get this done"

• "European nations should step up too, but this is Zelenskyy's call"

• Characterized his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin as "productive"

• Called the conflict "a horrible war where both sides are losing tremendously"

• Described a potential peace deal as "a great achievement for both"

Key Summit Outcomes:

1. Trump confirmed reaching unspecified agreements with Putin but provided no details

2. Both leaders called their talks "constructive" though no ceasefire was achieved

3. Putin stated at their joint press conference that "the conflict could be ended"

4. Trump claimed there remains "a great opportunity" for peace

Next Steps:

• Trump plans consultations with Zelenskyy and NATO leaders

• Maintained his role as facilitator rather than mediator

• Repeated criticism of European allies' limited involvement