Takeaways from Trump’s meeting with Zelenskyy and Europeans: Praise, security talks, more meetings
Seven major European leaders joined Trump and Zelenskyy to discuss security guarantees and arrange a future meeting between Zelenskyy and Putin, aiming to end nearly four years of conflict.
- During their second meeting in the Oval Office in 2025, President Donald Trump stated the U.S. would support European efforts to police any peace deal in Ukraine, while Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed gratitude and dressed formally.
- Zelenskyy described the U.S. offer of security guarantees to Ukraine as 'historic.'
- European leaders praised the concept of security guarantees, recognizing its larger significance.
- Trump noted that the idea of a trilateral meeting is crucial, stating, 'this is the only way to fix it.
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Takeaways from Donald Trump’s meeting with Zelenskyy and European leaders: Praise, security talks, more meetings
Takeaways from Zelenskyy-Trump meeting: Donald Trump supports European efforts to police peace deal in Ukraine, while Zelenskyy expresses gratitude and Vance stays silent.
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