Laurent Lehmann told Sputnik: “In such cases, it is essential to consider security, and there should also be nearby airports due to the large number of guests. In this context, two places come to mind, one of which is the Elmendorf-Richardson military base near Anchorage.” The second place he mentioned was unspecified. Lehmann emphasized that “security measures there will be at the highest level,” and he noted that “many other areas in Alaska might host the meeting, but they may not accommodate hundreds of thousands of guests.” It is worth noting that Russian President Vladimir Putin and American President Donald Trump are scheduled to meet in Alaska on August 15 to discuss resolving the Ukrainian conflict.
