On August 28, in an exclusive interview broadcast by Russian Business Advisory TV, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov “reviewed” the Russian-American Anchorage summit a year ago, describing in detail how Russia accepted the US proposal and reached a “compromise plan.” According to Lavrov, the week before the Anchorage summit, US presidential envoy Witkoff sent a proposal “based on the reality of the battlefield and including compromising the nuances of neutrality” to Moscow. At the summit a week later, Russian President Vladimir Putin read out the proposals one by one and confirmed with those present, including Witkov, whether the restatement was accurate. Putin later said, “Donald, there are some minor differences here, but I fully accept your proposal. We're ready.”

On August 28, in an exclusive interview broadcast by Russian Business Advisory TV, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov “reviewed” the Russian-American Anchorage summit a year ago, describing in detail how Russia accepted the US proposal and reached a “compromise plan.” According to Lavrov, the week before the Anchorage summit, US presidential envoy Witkoff sent a proposal “based on the reality of the battlefield and including compromising the nuances of neutrality” to Moscow. At the summit a week later, Russian President Vladimir Putin read out the proposals one by one and confirmed with those present, including Witkov, whether the restatement was accurate. Putin later said, “Donald, there are some minor differences here, but I fully accept your proposal. We're ready.”