Zelenskyy wins the European Union, and NATO’s support is looking for a place on the table with Trump and Putin

Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski won the support of Europe and NATO on Sunday as he mobilized diplomatic support. It comes before the summit of Russia and the United States this week, where Kiev Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump are afraid of they may try to dictate the conditions for ending the war of three and a half years.

Trump, who was for weeks, announced new sanctions against Russia for failing to stop the conflict, instead last Friday that he would carry the August 15 summit with Putin in Alaska.

A White House official said on Saturday that Trump was open to Zelinski, but the current preparations were to attend a bilateral meeting with Putin.

Last week, the Kremlin leader ruled out the Zelinski meeting, saying that the conditions for such a meeting “unfortunately are still far from fulfilling it.

Trump said that the potential deal will include “some land exchange to improve both sides”, a statement of the Ukrainian alarm that it may face pressure to surrender more lands. Zelenskyy says any decisions taken without Ukraine will be “dead” and not applicable.

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On Saturday, the leaders of Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Finland and the European Commission said that any diplomatic solution should protect the security interests of Ukraine and Europe.

“The United States has the power to compel Russia to negotiate seriously,” said the head of the European Union Foreign Policy Kaja Calas on Sunday.

She said that the European Union foreign ministers will meet on Monday to discuss the next steps.

US Vice President JD Vance said in an interview with Fox News that a negotiation settlement between Russia and Ukraine is unlikely to satisfy any of the two sides, and it is possible that any peace deal will leave both Moscow and Kiev “unhappy”.

He said that the United States aims to settle the two countries.

NATO Secretary -General Mark NEWS told ABC News that Friday’s summit “will be about the Putin test, and the extent of his seriousness in achieving this terrible war.”

“Of course, it will be about security guarantees, but also about the absolute need to admit that Ukraine decides in its future, that Ukraine be a sovereign nation, decided on its own geopolitical future.”

Russia, which launched a large -scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, now owns nearly five of the country.

Root said that the future peace agreement cannot include legal recognition of Russian control over Ukrainian lands, although it may include actual recognition.

He compared it to the situation after the Second World War when the United States accepted that the Baltic countries in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia were controlled by the Soviet Union, but did not recognize a law to include it.

Russian officials criticize Europe

“The end of the war should be fair, and I am grateful to everyone who stands with Ukraine and our people today,” Zelinski said on Sunday.

One of the European officials said that Europe had reached a budget for Trump, but it refused to provide details. Russian officials accused Europe of trying to thwart Trump’s efforts to end the war.

“Imbeciles euro is trying to prevent American efforts to help solve the Ukrainian conflict,” former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev posted on social media on Sunday.

Maria Zakharova spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in a vital statement that the relationship between Ukraine and the European Union is similar to “necrosis”.

Roman Elikhin, a Russian war blog, said that Europe had been reduced to the spectator.

“If Putin and Trump reach a direct agreement, you will face Europe for the arrival of goodness. Kiev, more,” he said.

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No details have been announced on the proposed regional swap that Trump has shown.

In addition to the Crimea, which it seized in 2014, Russia has officially claimed that the Ukrainian regions in Luhansk, Donetsk, Khairsson and Zaborisia belong to it, although it controls about 70 percent of the last three. It carries a smaller plot of land in three other regions, while Ukraine says it carries a shrapnel from the Russian Kursk region.

Sergey Markov, a supporter of the Kremlin, said that the swap could require Russia, which handed over more than 1500 square kilometers to Ukraine and gets 7,000 square kilometers, which he said that Russia would take anyway within about six months.

No evidence supports these numbers. Russia took only about 500 square kilometers of land in July, according to Western military analysts, who say grinding developments have come at the expense of very high injuries.

Ukraine and its European allies have been cordoned off months ago that Trump has been keen to claim credit for the creation of peace and hope in concluding the profitable joint commercial deals between the United States and Russia, which could correspond to Putin to cut a deal that would be very unfavorable for Kev.

They have recently drawn some encouragement, as Trump began, after he stood up to Zeilinsky and publicly reprimanded him in the Oval Office in February, to criticize Putin. Russia recently bombed Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities with the heavier air attacks of the war.

But the imminent Putin Trump’s summit, which he agreed during a trip to Moscow by Trump Steve Witkev’s envoy last week, revived the concerns that Kiev and Europe could be marginalized.

Philips B. O’Brien, Professor of Strategic Studies at St. Andrews University in Scotland: “What we will see from Alaska will surely be a disaster for Ukraine and Europe.”

“Ukraine will face the most terrible dilemmas. Do they accept this humiliating and devastating deal? Or is it alone, not sure of the support of European countries?”

Ukrainian political analyst Folodimir Vicenco said on Sunday that Kiev’s partnership with her European allies was decisive in the face of any attempts to keep her away from the table.

“For us now, a common situation with Europeans is our main resource.”