US EditionNATO Chief Says Ukraine Remains Vital at Summit Despite Zelenskyy’s Absence From Leaders’ Meeting
- The leader of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, and the U.S. President, Donald Trump, are scheduled to hold a meeting on June 25, 2025, during the NATO summit taking place in The Hague.
- The meeting followed Trump's early departure from the G7 summit due to the Middle East crisis and Zelensky's early exit citing Russia's mass attacks on Kyiv.
- Their talks were scheduled for early afternoon and were set to include Ukraine's defence package purchase, sanctions on Russia, and a price cap on oil.
- Zelensky described the matter as complex, admitting he is uncertain about the nature of Trump's ties with Putin, and confirmed his intention to meet with Trump in The Hague.
- The meeting provided Kyiv a platform to push for Patriot missile systems and tougher sanctions, reflecting ongoing efforts to pressure Russia amid the war.
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der Standard DEAt least 13 deaths after the Russian attack on Kyiv and Odessa, 17 deaths in the southeast of Ukraine. Ukrainian intelligence reports on plans to assassinate Selenskyi
·Vienna, Austria
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NATO wants to decide on a massive armament in The Hague. The trigger is the Russian war of aggression, but Ukraine is only marginal at the summit. This leads to dislocation.
·Germany
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otz.deDonald Trump's appearance at the Nato Summit is eagerly awaited. Even before his arrival, he throws ready-made plans over the heap.
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White House confirms Trump to meet with Zelensky during NATO summit
The White House has confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump plans to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “at some point” during this week’s NATO summit in The Hague, Sky News reported on Tuesday.
·Riga, Latvia
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