In conjunction with meeting the leaders of Ukraine and Syria, President Donald Trump will participate in working sessions on Wednesday with allies he has previously criticized. On Tuesday, during a state arrival ceremony, he was seen shaking hands with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. This image was captured by Emrah Gurel, from Pool via AFP via Getty Images.
ANKARA, Turkey — The most challenging aspect of President Donald Trump’s time at the NATO summit occurs Wednesday. During this time, he will engage with European leaders with whom he has had tense relations. The discussions are expected to cover issues related to the Iran conflict and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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