Ukraine allies push security guarantees amid US and Russian uncertainties
Summary
Western leaders met in Paris with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss possible security guarantees for Ukraine in case of a peace deal with Russia. The discussions included leaders from Europe, Australia, Japan, and Canada, as well as a U.S. representative, amid uncertainties about troop commitments and Russia's stance on foreign troops in Ukraine. NATO's chief stressed that Ukraine has the right to decide on its security arrangements, with European powers ready to offer guarantees once a peace deal is signed.Key Facts
- Western leaders held a meeting in Paris with Ukraine's President Zelenskyy.
- The meeting aimed to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine if a peace deal is reached with Russia.
- The United States envoy, Steve Witkoff, participated in the talks.
- President Trump showed reluctance to commit U.S. troops, affecting discussions.
- Russia opposes the deployment of foreign troops in Ukraine.
- NATO's chief, Mark Rutte, stated that Ukraine can decide its own security matters.
- European leaders are ready to provide security guarantees once a peace agreement is signed.
- Russia's President Putin mentioned the possibility of ending the war through negotiations.
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