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Hey, it's Brad. And of course, we've been following this summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin today.

A lot going on.

So we wanted to get you the quickest possible readout of all this.

So what you're going to hear now is ABC's network coverage as it aired just now.

All right, here we go.

This is an ABC News special report. Trump Putin Summit. Now reporting David Muir.

Good evening. We're coming back on the air at this hour because President Trump and Vladimir Putin are about to hold a joint news conference bringing their historic high-stakes summit in Anchorage, Alaska to an end.

The two leaders meeting for more than two and a half hours at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson

in Anchorage. President Trump pushing for a ceasefire in Ukraine. The president sounding

optimistic just ahead of today's meeting. We saw them both arrive in Anchorage, Alaska,

late today. Air Force One arriving first, President Trump then welcoming Vladimir Putin on the red carpet.

I want to bring in Mary Bruce, who's in the room. Mary, we learned just moments ago that we are

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