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Hi there. From CNN, I'm Erin Matheson, with the five things you need to know for Thursday,

August 14th.

President Donald Trump is meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin in Alaska tomorrow,

with an aim to bring an end to the Russia-Ukraine war.

Any peace deal around Ukraine would need to involve an agreement on territory,

with Russia currently occupying almost the fifth of Ukraine's land.

Here's CNN's Nick Payton Walsh on what a peace deal could look like.

I'm sure Putin is ready to strike a deal, if indeed it is the one that appears to be offered

to his envoy, Steve Wickev, the Kremlin, over a week ago now, in which Ukraine pulls out

of territory that Russia doesn't occupy yet in exchange

for a ceasefire.

That's most likely a non-starter, not just for Ukraine, but it's European allies too.

There's so much that Putin could potentially offer Trump that might be in the US's interest

that doesn't specifically involve getting the kind of deal around peace in Ukraine that will fly with Trump's European allies

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