Overview
- Mark Rutte said the roughly 30‑nation coalition expects clarity on a guarantees concept by today or soon after.
- Emmanuel Macron stated preparatory military work is complete and ready for political sign‑off once a peace deal is in place.
- The agenda includes potential training of Ukrainian forces on Ukrainian soil and options for reconnaissance and advisory missions.
- Germany remains cautious, saying binding guarantees should follow a ceasefire or peace agreement and signaling no plans for ground troops.
- Estonia reaffirmed willingness to contribute soldiers to a possible European force, while President Trump has promised support pending a defined U.S. involvement.