Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

Putin and Trump are set to meet, but is peace in Ukraine really on the table?

Exiled Russian journalist Mikhail Ziegar explains why it might take more to coerce the Kremlin.

Then, the kids entertainer and internet sensation

who refuses to stay silent about the horrors raining down

on Gaza's children. I speak to Miss Rachel about her championing

the rights of all kids also ahead. Inside the rise of the

multiracial right right Yale professor Daniel Martinez

Hoseng tells Michel Martin why more black Latino and Asian American voters are

to turn to Welcome to the program, everyone. I'm Christiana Manpur in London. The presidents of Russia and the United

States will soon meet face-to-face. A big coup for Putin, who's been boycotted by Western leaders,

including U.S. presidents, since invading Ukraine. And even President Trump admits his envoys

visit to Moscow this week yielded no concrete result. Could Putin be trying to head off Trump's sanctions, which would be imposed tomorrow?

India has already been threatened with a massive 50% tariff later this month, unless it stops buying Russian oil.

Trump has long believed in the power of his own personality and his personal deal-making skills,

but many are skeptical about Moscow's intentions, including Ukraine's President Zelensky.

It seems that Russia is now more inclined towards ceasefire.

The pressure on them is working.

But the main thing is that they do not deceive us in the details, either us nor the United

States.

Indeed, the devil is always in the details.

So is Trump underestimating just how invested the Kremlin is, Putin is, in waging this war?

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