NATO summit: Trump, world leaders meet in Turkiye's Ankara

Author: Nils AdlerPublished on: July 8, 2026Country: Turkey

World / International

NATO summit: Trump, world leaders meet in Turkiye's Ankara

The second day of the NATO summit is taking place in Ankara, Turkey. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived to participate in the discussions. World leaders, including Donald Trump, are gathered to address security issues.

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