Europe is skeptical of Trump's words about a "massive deal" on Ukraine and is unwilling to discuss a new security architecture with Russia until the war is over. The Financial Times and Politico write about it. According to Politico, European officials are in favor of peace talks on Ukraine, but without discussing a new security system. The European Union admits that the negotiation process is developing rapidly, but believes that "Trump's circle did not appreciate how important this conflict is for Europe and how dangerous a negative outcome of the war for Ukraine is for Europe." The European Union also fears that the United States may link negotiations with Russia to an update on the number of American troops on the continent scheduled for December. According to the FT, Europeans fear that Washington could make a deal with Moscow to the detriment of NATO, which would allow Russia to regain its sphere of influence and limit the sovereignty of neighboring countries. At the same time, in Europe itself there is still no common position on how to participate in the negotiations and who should represent the European countries.