US EditionZelensky arrives in Paris, meets Macron ahead of security guarantees summit with 'Coalition of the Willing'
The coalition led by Macron and Starmer aims to finalize security commitments including training and troop deployments to deter future Russian aggression, coordinated with U.S. support.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with French President Emmanuel Macron and around 30 other leaders in Paris to discuss security guarantees against Russian aggression.
- The summit, branded as 'Coalition of the Willing', aims to solidify plans for military support to Ukraine and coordinate U.S. involvement, though President Donald Trump has not confirmed assistance.
- Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova criticized the summit's proposals, asserting that these guarantees are dangerous for the European continent.
- Zelenskyy expressed confidence that allies would help increase pressure on Russia for a diplomatic solution, mentioning that current security guarantees might not be enough to deter further aggression.
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The so-called coalition of the willing formalizes three pillars of the security guarantees for Ukraine – and thus also wants to convince Donald Trump.
‘Coalition of the Willing’ pledge troops to guarantee Ukraine security
Willing to guarantee Ukraine’s security, but still waiting for Vladimir Putin to come to the table. That is the stark reality for the 35 countries attending a summit of the so-called Coalition of the Willing in Paris. Emmanuel Macron, who chaired the meeting, with Sir Keir Starmer joining remotely, accused Russia of delaying the peace process and trying to seize more Ukrainian territory. Indeed, two people clearing mines were killed in Russia’s …
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Coalition of the Willing Pledges Security Guarantees for Ukraine - teleSUR English
President Macron says 26 nations will deploy troops as part of strategic deterrence. On Thursday, the Coalition of the Willing finalized commitments from its 35 member countries to provide security guarantees to Ukraine if a cease-fire is reached with Russia. RELATED: Türkiye Ready to Help Realize High-Level Russia-Ukraine Meetings: Erdogan After a meeting in Paris, European allies of President Volodymyr Zelensky’s government agreed to pressure …
Gathered in Paris around Volodymyr Zelensky, some 30 European countries said they were ready to send troops to Ukraine as part of a future Russian-Ukrainian ceasefire.
The Coalition of the Willing discussed the security guarantees offered to Ukraine at a meeting in Paris.
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