The White House speaks more important than the US summit Russia in Alaska

It is quite possible that the meeting on Monday in the White House may be more important for the future of Ukraine – and for all the security of Europe – more than last Friday’s US summit in Alaska.

On the surface, Putin Trump’s reunification seemed to live to all expectations.

There was no ceasefire, no penalties, no big ads.

Was Ukraine and Europe about to be cut off from a deal that was cooked behind the closed doors by the nuclear forces in the world?

No, it seems, if Ukraine and its partners can prevent it.

The presence of Sir Kerr Starmer, President Macron, Chancellor Mirz and other leaders alongside President Zelinski in Washington is more than making sure that he is not exposed to an ambush in the Oval Office again, in the way he did on February 28.

They are determined to influence Donald Trump two things: First, there can be no peace agreement for Ukraine without Ukraine’s participation directly and secondly, It should be supported by security guarantees “cast iron”.

Above all, European leaders want the US President to see that Ukraine and Europe are providing a unified front and are keen to ensure that he is not affected by his clear personal relationship with Vladimir Putin to surrender to the demands of Russian leaders.

This is where the Sir Kerr Starmer diplomatic skills will be tested.

Trump loves and listens to him, and within a month, Trump will come to the United Kingdom on a government visit.

He also loves Mark Root, the Secretary -General of the NATO who will attend, a man sometimes called “The Trump Whisperer”.

It seems that the American president is less fond of President Macron and the White House recently was sharply embarrassed than his intention to recognize without registration or condition in a Palestinian state in the following United Nations General Assembly.

For a peace agreement in Ukraine to have any opportunity to work, it must give something.

European leaders have repeatedly said that the international borders cannot be changed by force and that President Zelinski said repeatedly that he would not abandon the land, besides that, is prohibited by the constitution of Ukraine.

But Putin wants Donabas, who is already controlled by his forces, about 85 percent of, and has no intention at all to hand over the Crimea.

However, as the former Estonian Prime Minister and the best diplomat of Kaja Class once should be: Victory to Ukraine in this war should not be exclusively to re -settle the occupied territories.

If Ukraine is able to obtain a kind of security guarantees of the type 5 of the type that is talking about now, it is sufficient to deter any future Russian aggression and thus protect its independence as a free country and sovereignty, then this will be a form of victory.

It seems now that what the United States and Russia discusses are a proposal that is widely traded by some Ukrainian lands for security guarantees that it will not have to abandon Russia.

But the signs of the question are huge.

Can Ukraine accept a deal that ends with the war but costs it, especially when thousands of thousands of tried to save that land died?

If he is asked to do so Abandoning the remaining 30 percent of Donetsk Oblast Russia has not yet occupied it, does that leave the road west to Kyiv not dangerously driven?

What about the Starmer coalition, which many of those wishing to do?

Earlier about the publication of tens of thousands of shoes on the ground, they have since been limited.

Now it comes to “protecting heaven and seas” with Ukraine’s help to rebuild its army.

But even if peace broke out on the battlefield, we are still in a dangerous area.

Every military expert that I spoke to him believes that the moment when the fighting stops Putin will reshape his army and build more weapons, so that he is in his position, perhaps in less than three to four years, to seize more lands.

If this happens and when that is, it will be a brave pilot or a F35 pilot ready to launch this first missile at the advanced Russian column.