US EditionStarmer to call European allies ahead of Zelensky White House visit
European leaders in the Coalition of the Willing will seek concrete US security guarantees to support Ukraine and deter Russian aggression before Zelensky's White House talks.
- European leaders will hold a Coalition of the Willing meeting on Sunday ahead of Ukrainian President Zelensky's Monday White House visit.
- The Coalition formed after the US-Russia Alaska summit, reacting to Trump’s decision to stop unconditional US support in Europe.
- The group aims to secure a firm US security guarantee and calls for Zelensky to play a key role in future peace talks with Russia.
- Trump emphasized his pivotal role by claiming that without his involvement, the issue would remain unresolved indefinitely, potentially until the very end of people's lives.
- The coalition underscores continued support for Ukraine and pressure on Russia, yet faces challenges persuading the unpredictable US administration.
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Europeans are concerned about the turn that the Ukrainian president's new visit to the White House may take.
After the meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, Europe's politicians want to prevent Kyyiv from being pushed away, so some of them will fly to Washington with President Selenskyi.
After the American-Russian meeting in Alaska, the European supporters of Kiev will discuss further steps towards peace in Ukraine in the afternoon. Chancellor Merz, French President Macron and British Prime Minister Starmer will organize the virtual meeting of the so-called "coalition of the willing".
In the afternoon, a "coalition of the willing" of European allies of Ukraine is being discussed via video. According to the US media, Russia is calling for the Donbas to be ceded.
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The Prime Minister, France’s Emmanuel Macron and Germany’s Friedrich Merz will host the coalition of the willing on Sunday afternoon.
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