Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that he and President Donald Trump have agreed on U.S. security guarantees for Ukraine, which would take effect after the war ends. This agreement was discussed during their meeting at the Davos summit, and the document just needs signatures and approval by national parliaments. Zelensky also commented on Europe's response to Russia, contrasting it with Trump's swift actions in Venezuela.
Key Facts
- President Zelensky met with President Trump at the Davos summit.
- They agreed on U.S. security guarantees for Ukraine after the war ends.
- The agreement document is complete but requires signatures from both presidents.
- Once signed, the document will go for approval by national parliaments.
- Zelensky mentioned that the security guarantees will only become active once the war stops.
- He criticized Europe's slow response to Russia, comparing it to Trump's quick actions in Venezuela.
