Yesterday, Donald Trump addressed journalists, discussing Ukraine, Russia, Vladimir Putin, and the issue of security guarantees. According to the British press, negotiations among Western countries are not productive, causing skepticism about their effectiveness in Ukraine and beyond.
Trump reiterated support for Ukraine but emphasized that European partners should take the primary role in providing security guarantees. He stressed that Europe must lead, adding that the US will help but ultimate responsibility lies with Europe. Meanwhile, EU members like Germany and Poland are not considering sending troops to Ukraine, although they endorse the prospect of peace.
Simultaneously, Trump is preparing for a G20 summit in Miami, raising the question of Russia's possible invitation. Experts urge Ukrainian diplomacy to address the appropriateness of having an aggressor at the summit.
In Ukraine, discussions continue about a possible $100 billion deal with the US, involving arms supplies in exchange for advanced technology and vast amounts of intelligence collected during the war. The article's author notes that the real value of this data is much higher, as it was obtained at a significant human cost.
Volodymyr Zelensky directly addressed Putin, suggesting he come to Kyiv for talks, while highlighting no guarantee of a safe return to Russia. This move tests the Russian leader's willingness for genuine negotiation.
China, while collaborating with Russia in energy, distanced itself from key Russian forums, highlighting questions about the true nature of Sino-Russian partnership.
The author calls for continued support for the Ukrainian army and urges citizens to remain engaged in assisting national defense, stressing the critical importance of unity in face of new geopolitical challenges.
