First Lady Melania Trump’s “peace letter” to Putin: “It’s time now’

Exclusive: First Lady Melania Trump Fox News Digital learned that a “peace letter” was written to Russian President Vladimir Putin, telling him that “it’s time to protect children and future generations around the world.

Fox News Digital exclusively received “Letter of Peace”, a book written by the First Lady to Putin President Trump Fox News Digital handed over to Russian leaders by hand before their summit in Alaska.

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After receiving this letter, it was immediately read as an observation of the delegations of the United States and Russia.

“Dear President Putin,” the first lady’s letter began. “Whether it’s a randomly born into a countryside or a grand urban center, every child shares the same quiet dream in their hearts. They dream about love, danger, possibility and safety.”

“As parents, it’s our responsibility to foster the hope of the next generation,” the letter continues. “As leaders, the responsibility to maintain our children is beyond the scope of a few comforts.”

“It is undeniable that we must strive to draw a world full of dignity for all so that everyone can awaken peace so that the future itself is perfectly protected,” the letter reads. “A simple and profound concept, I am sure that Mr. Putin is that every generation of descendants begins their own lives with a pure life, a kind of innocence, superior to geography, government and ideology.”

The First Lady continued: “In today’s world, some children are forced to carry a quiet laugh, unaffected by the darkness around them, a silent objection that has the potential to claim their future power.”

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“Mr. Putin, you can restore their melodic laughter with one hand,” the first lady wrote. “In protecting the innocence of these children, you will not be alone in serving Russia – you serve humanity itself.”

“Such a bold idea goes beyond all human sectors, and Mr. Putin, you can implement this vision today with the pen in the pen,” she wrote. “It’s time.”

Mrs. Trump’s “peace letter” was written Friday ahead of her historic meeting with Putin in Anchorage, Alaska. High-stakes meeting is the first US-Russian summit since June 2021Under the administration of former President Joe Biden, just eight months before Putin invaded Ukraine.

Although Trump and Putin did not meet in person in the years before Friday, they spoke several times this year on the phone to discuss the end of the war with Ukraine.

President Donald Trump pays homage to Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Elmendorf-Richardson Joint Base in Alaska on Friday, August 15, 2025. (Julia DeMaree Nikhinson/AP)

After the meeting, President Trump said the summit was “extremely productive” but both sides “have not yet” in ending the war.

After the meeting, Trump told the media: “Most of us agree, most of us reach a lot of perspectives.” “We haven’t gotten there yet, but we’ve made progress.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to travel to Washington, D.C. on Monday to meet President Trump.

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“I will meet President Trump on Monday Washington, DC, Discuss all the details about ending the killings and war. I thank you for the invitation. ” Zelenskyy wrote on X.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a press conference on February 26, 2025 during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Tetiana Dzhafarova / AFP photography) (Getty Image)

Zelenskyy said Trump told him the key points of meeting with Putin, adding that he fully supports Trump’s proposal Trilateral meeting Between Ukraine, Russia and the United States