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President Donald Trump expresses disappointment over Ukraine’s exclusion from peace talks in Saudi Arabia, following comments from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Trump suggests Ukraine could have taken steps to end the war, sparked by a Russian invasion three years ago.
Trump, speaking from Mar-a-Lago, addresses Ukraine’s feelings of betrayal, emphasizing that a deal could have been reached and the conflict resolved.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov asserts Russia’s stance against Nato peacekeeping forces in Ukraine. Both sides agree to initiate negotiations to end the war.
Trump expresses increased confidence after talks between US and Russian officials in Saudi Arabia. He perceives a willingness from Russia to address the conflict and praises their efforts to curb violence. Donald Trump hints at his perceived ability to bring an end to the war.
European perspectives and disagreements
European leaders gather in Paris to discuss responses to the US-Russia dialogue, with varying opinions on military involvement in Ukraine.
UK Prime Minister emphasizes the need for US support to deter Russian aggression, while German and Polish leaders show reluctance towards military intervention. Italian leader expresses reservations on deploying troops.
Senator Rubio highlights the importance of including the European Union in future discussions due to their economic sanctions on Russia.
He stresses the need for all involved parties to find the dialogue acceptable. President Zelensky voices his concerns about decisions being made without Ukraine’s involvement in resolving the conflict.
Zelensky’s weariness is evident as he reacts to the Riyadh meeting, emphasizing Ukraine’s desire for fair negotiations and transparent decision-making.
Despite the smiles exchanged between American and Russian officials, Zelensky understands the challenges his country faces in resisting Russian forces without substantial external support.
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