In a world where what political leaders establish today is no longer valid on the same day, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are meeting tomorrow in Alaska, officially to establish a plan to end the conflict in Ukraine, a plan that, as the American president declared at the end of last week, also envisages 'territorial exchanges', without specifying which territories are in question, which is strange if we take into account that the country led by Volodymyr Zelensky represents one of the richest and most strategic regions in Eastern Europe.
