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Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European lead­ers will today urge Don­ald Trump to spell out what secur­ity guar­an­tees he will offer Ukraine at a hast­ily arranged meet­ing in the wake of the US pres­id­ent’s sum­mit with Rus­sian Pres­id­ent Vladi­mir Putin on Fri­day.

At the talks in Alaska, the US pres­id­ent agreed with Putin to push for a peace agree­ment without an imme­di­ate cease­fire, which he had pre­vi­ously asked for. After­wards, Putin deman­ded that Kyiv should con­cede land in order to reach a truce.

Trump’s shift in pos­i­tion shocked Ukraine and European lead­ers, who fear the move would allow the Rus­sian army to main­tain pres­sure on Ukrain­ian front lines.

Over the week­end Zelenskyy and his European allies sought to find com­mon ground with Trump, although Zelenskyy said he would keep push­ing for a cease­fire.

Yes­ter­day Trump appeared will­ing to provide secur­ity guar­an­tees for Ukraine after the con­flict ends. But Zelenskyy said those guar­an­tees “must really be very prac­tical, deliv­er­ing pro­tec­tion on land, in the air and at sea, and must be developed with Europe’s par­ti­cip­a­tion”.