US EditionU.S., European, Ukrainian delegates meet to discuss end to war with Russia
- Officials from the U.S., Europe, and Ukraine met in Paris to discuss ending the ongoing conflict with Russia.
- President Trump aimed to end the bloodshed, leading to these discussions focused on a cease-fire.
- The talks addressed a US-proposed cease-fire, along with Russia's demands regarding mobilization and arms flow.
- Yermak stated, "We are working on important issues for the security of Ukraine and the whole of Europe."
- Participants urged Russia to accept a cease-fire, as Ukraine seeks lasting peace and security for Europe.
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"Comes to a climax now – Trump threatens to break up the peace negotiations
In Paris, the US, the EU and Ukraine are discussing ways of ending the war. Meanwhile, it is known that the US is apparently considering accepting Crimea as Russian, and the US President is threatening to withdraw from the negotiations – which Moscow likes. On its own, one will "find a solution more quickly."
The Trump Administration’s Belief in Multipolarity Informs Its Transatlantic Security Policy
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