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Trump-Putin Summit in Anchorage Alaska, entertainment fictious story

  • 15 – Envelope

    PASS THE MONEY

    Dusk was gathering outside the window. Semi-darkness enveloped the room. “We are good hosts,” Putin suddenly realized. “According to Russian custom, guests must first be fed.” Vladimir Vladimirovich stood up, lit a candle, and placed a teapot,
    finely chopped sugar, canned food, and bread on the table.

    Only now did I remember that I had not come here as a guest, but on important business, and handed Putin a slightly crumpled brown envelope. “This is for you from Kozhu Getovich.” … “So Serezha has gone to China again,” said Vladimir Vladimirovich after reading the letter and transferring a huge stack of money from the envelope to his pants pocket. Trump pretended not to have seen this and widely grinned.

  • 14 – Phone call

    SAFE ROOM 12

    I asked an operator to connect me with N. – Give him the first part and the letter, – he said. Where’s the rest? – he answered, – I’ll send you the courier. He’ll be there tomorrow. I hung up the phone and returned to the room.

  • 13 – Greetings

    SAFE ROOM 12, GREETINGS

    They both stood up eagerly and reached out to shake my hand.

    I would expect this sort of generous kindness, but not from these two gentlemen. They offered me a seat.

  • 12 – Room 12

    SAFE HOUSE, 2025

    … And I walked down the long dark hallway looking for number twelve. After struggling to make out the number “12” on the door, I knocked and heard “Come in,” whereupon I entered a spacious room lit by the setting sun with two windows.

    To the left, closer to the window, stood a desk with a massive glass inkwell, above which stood a bronze deer with broken antlers.

    Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin sat in a kosovorotka with his collar unbuttoned on a small sofa. Next to him sat Trump.

  • 11 – Anchorage

    ANCHORAGE, AK, 2025

    A beautiful evening sunset panorama of Anchorage can be viewed from several locations, offering stunning views of the mountains, water, and city skyline. Popular spots include Earthquake Park, Point Woronzof Park, and the boardwalk at Potter Marsh.

    For Putin-Trump summit they booked the entire Northern Lights Grand Hotel with a miniature golf-course in the courtyard.