The planned meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and former US President Donald Trump at Davos has been cancelled. Zelensky has decided to stay in Ukraine, prioritizing national interests over participation in the international forum.
At the same time, French President Emmanuel Macron took a jab at Trump and criticized Europe for buying Russian oil during the war, stressing the need for unity among European countries. For Ukraine, European solidarity remains crucial, as division would benefit Russia and China.
Analysts note that the cancellation of the meeting puts the negotiation process on hold until new opportunities arise, likely by late February or early March. Zelensky emphasizes that there is no deadlock, only a tactical delay in signing an agreement.
The United States has announced that Ukraine will receive a new generation of air defense systems based on artificial intelligence. Experts suggest this technology may significantly strengthen Ukraine's protection against Russian missiles and drones, but implementation could take several months.
Political discussions continue in France, with emphasis on the importance of pro-European and pro-Ukrainian forces to prevent the strengthening of pro-Russian politicians. The Belgian Prime Minister noted that Europe must enhance its own defense capacity with Ukraine's involvement.
Social media recently discussed the case of a Ukrainian woman who wrote "bread" in the snow, leading a Ukrainian drone operator to drop food to her. This incident underscores the importance of mutual support amid war and commitment to Ukrainian identity.
The author urges maintaining unity and avoiding Western political disputes, focusing instead on unified support for Ukraine.
