The summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin will accept the city of Henrygge in Alaska on August 15.
Negotiations on the United States and Russia will be held at the joint base of Elmendorf Richardson, providing controlled airspace and instant access to military units. Therefore, security measures will be at the highest level. Governor Alaska Mike Dunley said that today’s event is one of the largest city stories. Bloomberg writes about this.
Hundreds of US Secret Service Agents, as well as employees of the Russian Consulate, participate in the preparation of the summit. They rent a house to place security there.
In the city itself there are not enough hotels and cars to rent for such a large large -scale event. Therefore, equipment and transport are sent from other states.
Agents in costumes with radios and communication devices will constantly be on the streets of Ankordigi. Secret employees will also work in civilian language to be unnoticed, but to control the situation.
It is noted that special services should ensure the safety of Trump and Putin in one site. However, each of the leaders will be surrounded by their own armed security. The US Secret Service will control the external environment, and the Russian Security Service will follow the movement of the head of the Russian Federation.
The US Secret Service said Trump’s security is a priority. However, security forces did not disclose specific security methods through operational security.
We will recall that on August 15, a meeting of US President Donald Trump and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will be held in Alaska. Summit program negotiates the leaders face to face, as well as a delegation. The main topic of negotiations is the war in Ukraine. In addition, on the agenda of the economic cooperation of the Russian Federation and states.
Source: Bloomberg
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