The meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska is highly anticipated, with a focus on their handshake styles. Trump’s ‘power play’ handshake involves a firm grip and often a shake, while Putin prefers a more subdued ‘low grip.’ The article examines the nuances of these handshakes, noting Trump’s tendency to hold handshakes for an extended period, about 17 seconds. Putin’s ‘low grip’ approach, coupled with the ‘hand over hand’ policy, conveys a sense of control.
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