Europe races to try to influence US position ahead of Trump-Putin talks
Summary
European leaders and officials are striving to influence the US position ahead of the Trump-Putin summit on Ukraine, emphasizing the need to protect Ukraine's sovereignty and security.
Key Points
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the US pledged to consult Europe before Trump-Putin talks in Alaska.
- European Union foreign ministers prepared to discuss support for Kyiv and express concerns over possible peace terms.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stated that concessions to Russia would not stop the fighting and called for increased pressure on Moscow.
- EU leaders emphasized that any deal must include Ukraine and the EU to ensure regional security and prevent forced border changes.
