European foreign ministers warned that Ukraine’s future must involve both Europe and Kyiv, as news broke that US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin had agreed to “immediately” hold peace talks.
The ministers and their delegations arrived in Paris for a meeting on Ukraine ahead of the Munich Security Conference this weekend – saying any future peace deal would need to be negotiated with Ukraine and its European allies.
The meeting included the foreign ministers from Poland, Spain, Germany, France, UK and Ukraine.
Andriy Sybiha, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, said: “Europe plays the active role in ensuring a just and comprehensive and long lasting peace for Ukraine. Ukraine security and European security are indivisible”.
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I wonder if Europe can sustain Ukraine on its own? If not, we have a big problem, in Washington they have put a puppet of Moscow and they are going to crush us.
I wonder if Europe can sustain Ukraine on its own?
I’m afraid we’re going to find out…
If they want to prevent another war five years after this one has finished, they’re going to have to commit boots on the ground.
Preferably before and not after a peace deal.
