Donald Trump insisted that NATO nations should feel emboldened to shoot down Russian planes if they enter their countries' airspace. 'Do you think that NATO countries should shoot down Russian aircraft if they enter their airspace?' Another reporter asked Trump if the U.S. would 'backup' or 'help out' NATO allies who did shoot down Russian planes. Putin's visit to Alaska marked the first time the U.S. hosted a meeting with a Russian president since 2007. Walking away from the meeting, Trump said that he wanted to see Putin and Zelensky hold talks without him and that he would help facilitate a deal if needed.