Trump Hosts Major Ukraine-Europe Summit on Russia-Ukraine War

Ukrainian president Folodimir Zelinski-who was delivered by an extraordinary delegation from seven European leaders-went to the White House on Monday to discuss possible peace conditions with US President Donald Trump, after Trump’s meeting in Alaska last week with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Several noticeable conditions for ending the war that lasted for years were discussed. Among them, all the nine leaders present stressed the importance of holding a triple summit with Zelinski, Trump and Putin, although French President Emmanuel Macron added that a quadruple meeting also included Europeans would be necessary as follow -up.

Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski-who was delivered by an extraordinary delegation from seven European leaders-went to the White House on Monday to discuss possible peace conditions with US President Donald Trump, after Trump’s meeting in Alaska last week with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Several noticeable conditions for ending the war that lasted for years were discussed. Among them, all the nine leaders present stressed the importance of holding a triple summit with Zelinski, Trump and Putin, although French President Emmanuel Macron added that a quadruple meeting also included Europeans would be necessary as follow -up.

Trump also expressed openness to providing Ukraine with Ukraine with US security guarantees as part of a final peace agreement, Trump said that Putin agreed during his saying in Alaska last week. It is not clear how these guarantees may look; However, many European leaders referred to them as “Article 5” elegantly (referring to the Model Defense Code in NATO). When asked if he was ready to send our forces to help provide security to Ukraine, Trump did not rule out that.

But in a statement on Monday, Moscow strongly condemned the idea of NATO forces in Ukraine.

Such a privilege is just one of the many points of disagreement between Trump and the European team. Zelinski and his European allies still insist that the ceasefire should be secured first before peace talks. However, Putin insisted that negotiations can occur without a truce deal – and Trump appears to be convinced. “I don’t think you need to stop the shooting,” Trump said on Monday. “I would like to stop [fighting]But strateically, this can be a defect on one side or another. “

Read more in today’s world summary: Trump, Zelansky hit an optimistic tone in the White House conversations.