White House scrambles to find summer venue after Alaska climate change concerns raised by Putin
The White House has identified a location in Alaska as the site for Friday's historic summit between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, but officials are scrambling to prepare for the meeting despite the summer weather presenting logistical challenges.
The White House has identified a location for the historic summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, but officials are scrambling to prepare for the event amidst logistical challenges including the region's limited infrastructure during the summer months. The summit is set to take place on Friday at the Girdwood Conference Center, which can accommodate up to 500 attendees. However, concerns about the venue's ability to handle large crowds and provide adequate security have raised eyebrows among officials. The White House has since begun working to address these issues in preparation for the historic meeting.
