Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine cannot legally or morally give up its territory, following discussions with European leaders in London. President Donald Trump’s peace plan reportedly suggests that Ukraine should accept losing some land for peace, but Zelensky insists it is not an option. The talks in London involved France, Germany, and the UK, focusing on diplomatic efforts with the U.S.
Key Facts
- Zelensky says Ukraine has no legal or moral right to cede territory.
- He met with leaders from France, Germany, and the UK to discuss strategies.
- The U.S. is reportedly pressuring Ukraine to accept territorial losses for peace under President Trump's plan.
- Zelensky and Ukrainian officials face growing pressure regarding the peace deal.
- European leaders are concerned about being left out of key negotiations.
- The revised peace plan from U.S. discussions with Ukraine and Russia has unresolved issues.
- Zelensky stated Ukraine will not accept giving up any territories.
