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Zelensky and European Leaders Challenge Trump’s Peace Plan After Alaska Summit

Zelensky has rallied key European leaders in Washington to insist that Ukraine’s consent is required for any U.S.-Russia peace agreement.

Donald Trump et Vladimir Poutine, à Anchorage, en Alaska, le 15 août 2025
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Overview

  • The Alaska meeting between President Trump and President Putin ended without a ceasefire and pivoted toward direct U.S.-brokered talks on territorial adjustments.
  • U.S. envoys report that Russia offered to cede parts of five eastern regions and agreed to discuss security guarantees outside NATO modeled on Article 5.
  • A high-profile delegation—including Macron, Merz, Starmer, Meloni, von der Leyen, Rutte and Stubb—has joined Zelensky at the White House to present a united front.
  • Kyiv and its European backers firmly reject any transfer of Donetsk, Luhansk or other Ukrainian lands and demand talks begin from existing front lines.
  • Russian forces continued operations over the weekend, with dozens of strikes and a deadly drone attack in Kharkiv killing at least four civilians.