Ukrainian President Zelensky departed the U.S. for Britain after a tense meeting with President Trump, aiming to secure support and peace deals. European leaders are divided on committing to a peacekeeping force in Ukraine, with the U.S. pushing a minerals deal as a security guarantee. The meeting highlighted Europe's need to increase defense spending to show commitment to NATO.
Key Points
Zelensky departed the U.S. for Britain after a tense meeting with President Trump
European leaders are divided on committing to a peacekeeping force in Ukraine
U.S. pushing a minerals deal as a security guarantee for Ukraine
Europe urged to increase defense spending to show commitment to NATO
Pros
Zelensky's efforts to secure support and peace deals for Ukraine
European leaders engaging in talks to support Ukraine
Cons
Tensions between Zelensky and President Trump
Divides among leaders on committing to a peacekeeping force in Ukraine