Trump-Putin Alaska Summit: Europe’s Desperate Leaders Allegedly Plotting Missile Assassination Attempt

08/14/2025 / By Finn Heartley

Assassination Plot Alleged: European powers (UK, France, Germany) are reportedly planning missile strikes against Trump and Putin during their 2025 Alaska summit to sabotage peace efforts and escalate global tensions.
Summit Security: The Alaska meeting was chosen for its advanced anti-air defenses, deterring potential attacks, as NATO-aligned nations view the Trump-Putin diplomacy as a threat to their war-driven agendas.
Motivations Behind the Plot: Europe fears Trump’s peace overtures in Ukraine and Putin’s military victories, which undermine NATO’s influence and expose Western military weaknesses.
False-Flag Risk: MI6 may orchestrate a deceptive attack (e.g., missiles framed as Russian aggression), while Zelensky’s unrealistic $1 trillion demand stalls peace talks.
Global Implications: The plot highlights Europe’s panic over declining war reliance, Trump’s isolation from allies, and a BRICS-led shift threatening Europe’s geopolitical relevance.

In a shocking twist that reads like a geopolitical thriller, sources indicate European powers—particularly the UK, France, and Germany—are actively scheming to launch missile strikes targeting both U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin during their high-stakes Alaska summit. The meeting, set at a U.S. military base renowned for its advanced anti-air defenses, underscores fears that European leaders, enraged by Trump’s push for peace and Putin’s military successes, may resort to extreme measures to derail diplomacy and escalate global conflict.

The Alaska Summit: A Target for Desperate Leaders

The Trump-Putin meeting, scheduled for August 2025, was deliberately positioned at a heavily fortified U.S. military base in Alaska to mitigate assassination risks. Intel suggests NATO-aligned nations—still reeling from Trump’s criticisms and Putin’s dominance in Ukraine—view the summit as a direct threat to their geopolitical agendas.

“Why Alaska? Because it has the best anti-air defenses in North America,” explained journalist Mike Adams in a recent broadcast. “They want to prevent European powers from taking a cheap shot with a cruise missile.”

The European Backlash

The alleged plot stems from Europe’s frustration over:

Trump’s peace overtures: His recent shift toward brokering a Ukraine ceasefire threatens the war economy fueling NATO’s influence.
Putin’s battlefield wins: Russia’s unrelenting advances have exposed the West’s military shortcomings, humiliating European leaders.

Sources warn that British intelligence (MI6), still seething over Trump’s defiance of London’s financial hegemony, could stage a false-flag attack—launching missiles disguised as Russian aggression.

Zelensky’s Last-Ditch Sabotage

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, facing inevitable defeat, has bizarrely demanded $1 trillion in reparations from Russia as a condition for peace—a transparent ploy to stall talks. “This is Netanyahu’s playbook: Offer impossible terms, then blame the other side for rejecting them,” Adams noted.

The Broader Implications

If the assassination plot proves real, it would confirm:

Europe’s Panic: Their reliance on perpetual war is crumbling.
Trump’s Isolation: Even U.S. allies now view him as a greater threat than Putin.
Global Realignment: The summit symbolizes a pivot toward BRICS-led multipolarity, leaving Europe sidelined.

Conclusion

As Trump and Putin prepare to meet under unprecedented security, one question looms: Will Europe’s desperate gambit succeed—or will Alaska’s defenses prove the final firewall against World War III?

Watch the Aug. 14 episode of “Brighteon Broadcast News” as Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, talks about Europe’s deranged leaders are still trying to assassinate Trump (and Putin) AGAIN!

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