U.S., Ukraine and European allies plan to huddle in U.K. ahead of Trump-Putin summit
Summary
U.S., Ukraine, and European officials plan to meet in the U.K. to discuss their positions before President Trump and Russian President Putin have a meeting. There are concerns that Trump might agree to a deal about the war in Ukraine that might not consider the interests of Ukraine and NATO allies. The meeting is set after discussions about Russian proposals involving territory exchanges and ceasefire terms.Key Facts
- Officials from the U.S., Ukraine, and Europe will meet in the U.K. before the Trump-Putin summit.
- The meeting aims to align positions on the war in Ukraine.
- There are worries that Trump might agree to Putin's proposals without input from Ukraine and NATO.
- Previous talks indicated Russia might agree to cede some claims but keep control of other occupied areas like the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.
- Any territorial agreements would need a referendum in Ukraine, as per its constitution.
- Trump plans to announce details about the summit with Putin soon.
- The White House has not commented on the planned meeting of allies.
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