What every aspect of Ukraine’s conversations wants at the White House

It promises to be a different day from any other day in the White House at a later time, when world leaders make a rare group visit to Crunch talks to Ukraine.

What has been described as a meeting between the heads of Donald Trump and Volodomer Zelinski is now more than one summit.

The leaders of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Finland, the European Union and NATO have crashed across the Atlantic Ocean to have their opinion on how the three -year -old war ended with Russia and with any conditions.

It is a reflection of the high risk and increased European fears that the United States turned its position into one less convenient for Ukraine.

We dismantle what each of the attendees – and the other – win when the sun sets in a long day of conversations.

The Trump campaign promise was that he would resolve this conflict on his first day in office, but after six months, the hack he wanted to escape from it.

The conditions of any more important agreement for Trump seemed to the same deal, so the circumstances turned over time.

Since interviewing Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday, Trump has appeared to have abandoned Moscow and the threat of sanctions, and decided to accumulate pressure on Zelinski instead.

In a social position on Sunday night late on Sunday, the Ukrainian president warned that he should give up the hopes of NATO membership and will have to waive the Crimea, which was illegally annexed in 2014.

Trump Steve Witkeov said on Sunday that Washington will provide security guarantees for Europe aimed at deterring more Russian aggression. But the details are still unclear.

So far, the United States has resisted European demands that it adhere to the future security of Ukraine. All eyes will be on the White House later to see if this has already changed.

Zelinski finds himself in an unexplained position on having to stand on his land in the face of Donald Trump, increasingly patience, who appears to be influenced by Putin and who already accused Zelinski of standing on the path of peace.

Trump Zelinski is likely to tell that he must agree to give up the ground. This will be very difficult for Ukrainian president to surrender because he will need to be retreating from Donetsk and Luhansk, the areas that thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have fought and have died for protection since 2022.

It will also allow Russia to control severe areas of land that it can later use as a launch launch for more aggression.

Therefore, Zelinski cannot agree to concessions without strong security guarantees that would enter into a state of attacking Russia again. They could have been provided by NATO, but Trump made it clear that Ukraine would not join the alliance.

Details of any alternative guarantees will not be placed yet, but without them it will be difficult for Zelensky to provide any obligations.

Ukraine is also concerned about the fact that Trump seems to have moved from the desire to stop the shooting for a full peace agreement. This may take exceptionally a long time, allowing the ongoing Russian attacks, civilian deaths and the loss of the front lines.

European leaders will try to push Trump to get rid of what US security guarantees to Ukraine can look like.

The ambiguity of American statements on this issue is concerned by Europeans who feel protection from potential future attacks by Russia will have a reliable American commitment.

There is also tension about the idea that the United States may insist that Ukraine abandons Earth to Russia. The European continent has a long history of bloody wars and the leaders want to avoid a scenario in which the borders of a sovereign country will be reinforced by force.

These dangerous concerns explain the unprecedented decision of such a large group of leaders to visit the White House at the last minute.

Last week, it seemed that a virtual meeting of the United States of America before the Alaska summit crucified Trump’s criticism of Russia; Now that it appears to swing alongside Moscow again, European leaders will try to impress them that their fears about the continent’s long -term security have not changed.

There will be no Russian actor at the White House today. It may not matter: Putin seems to have left a sufficient impression on Trump last week that Moscow may be confident from its point of view that will be adequately represented.

Trump has already mentioned that Ukraine will not join NATO – Russia wants to repeat and ratify commitment. It also wants full control over Donbas, which will require KYIV to give up the land that is still carrying in the areas of Donetsk and Luhansk.

Perhaps Moscow has managed to plant it in Trump that it is now up to Zelinski to conclude a deal to end the war – knowing that he cannot agree to waive the lands directly. Russia will win that this friction will move away from the negotiating table for good and leave Ukraine and the Europeans to their motive for themselves.