European leaders set to hold emergency summit on Ukraine happymamay

European leaders are scheduled to meet the emergency in the war in Ukraine, where concerns are growing due to Donald Trump’s interventions in the peace process.

Sir Kerr Starmer, who is expected to attend the summit in Paris, said it was “one moment in the generation for national security”, and it was clear that Europe should play a greater role in NATO.

This comes after Trump’s special envoy to Ukraine said that European leaders will be consulted, but they are not participating in any talks between us and Russia because of the end of the war in Ukraine.

US officials said that senior US officials are scheduled to meet with Russian and Ukrainian negotiators in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the coming days.

In observations that are likely to cause concern in Ukraine and among European allies, special envoy Keith Kelog said that previous negotiations failed because many parties were involved.

He said on Saturday: “It might be like chalk on the blackboard, as it may be a little, but I am really telling you something.”

It is understood that Sir Kiir sees its role as it brings us together and Europe to ensure a unified approach to peace in Ukraine.

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom will discuss the opinions of European leaders when US President Trump will visit the White House at the end of this month.

Another meeting of European leaders is expected with President Voludmir Zelinsky after the return of the Prime Minister in the United Kingdom from Washington.

Sir Kerr said that the United Kingdom “will ensure that the United States and Europe preserved together,” adding that it could not “allow any sections in the alliance to pay attention to” “external enemies.”

“This is one moment in a generation for our national security, where we deal with the reality of the world today and the threat we face from Russia,” he said.

“It is clear that Europe must play a greater role in NATO while we work with the United States to secure the future of Ukraine and face the threat we face from Russia.”

Earlier, Ukraine President Zelinski called for creation “Europe Army” Amid increasing anxiety, the United States may not come to help the continent.

Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, he said that the speech of US Vice President JD VANCE in this event explained that the old relationship between Europe and America was “ending” and that the continent “needs to adapt with that.”

But Zelinski also said that Ukraine “will never accept the deals that were made behind our backs without our involvement” after Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to start peace talks.

The US President announced earlier this week that he had a lengthy conversation with the Russian leader and that negotiations to stop the “ridiculous war” in Ukraine would begin “immediately.”

Trump and then “informed” Zelinski of his plan.

On Saturday, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio made a phone call to Russian Foreign Minister “at a” invitation “on Wednesday between Trump and Putin.

Reuters negotiations for Reuters said that senior officials of the Trump administration will start peace talks with Russian and Ukrainian negotiators in Saudi Arabia in the coming days.

He said that he understood that Zelinski had been invited to participate in the Saudi talks, which were aimed at arranging a meeting with Trump, Putin and Ukrainian President “to finally bring peace and end this conflict.”

A day ago, Vans A launched SCALDING attack on European democraciesThe saying of the biggest threat to the continent was not from Russia and China, but “from the inside.”

In a speech at the Munich Security Conference, Trump’s management line reiterated that Europe should “go up in a big way to provide its defense.”

David Lami said that the UK and the European Union should spend more on defense, as Europe faces an “existential question” even if there is a negotiating peace in Ukraine.

The UK Foreign Minister told the Munich conference on Saturday “Putin will not disappear”And although 23 positive countries in NATO were now spending at least 2 % of the GDP of defense, “we all know that we must escalate.”