Rubio reported progress in the discussion on security guarantees for Ukraine and Europe. Trump authorized changes to Ukraine's borders.
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The United States and its partners have made progress in discussing the future security system of Ukraine and Europe as a whole, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said before flying to Paris for a meeting of G7 foreign ministers. When asked if the idea of a pan-European security agreement proposed by Trump would be discussed there, Rubio replied in the affirmative.
As we discuss the Russian-Ukrainian war, one question keeps arising - the need for a security guarantee: what will the security architecture of Ukraine, and in a broader sense, the entire continent of Europe look like after the war.
The fact that there is some progress in the discussions, says Rubio, is what Trump meant when last week, after a meeting with the head of the RDIF, Kirill Dmitriev, he announced a major deal that could affect not only Ukraine, but all of Europe.
According to Rubio, Trump was presented with initial proposals on November 5-6, but nothing has yet been agreed upon. It is planned to discuss the continuation of security, in tripartite negotiations in Abu Dhabi on November 10-11, this will become one of the main issues, the foreign minister added. What exactly the proposals look like and to what extent they are agreed between the parties is unknown.
Trump, in an interview with CBS News, hinted at changing Ukraine's borders following the war. When asked by a journalist whether Trump expected to end the conflict by preserving a "free and independent Ukraine", he replied that "it will be so", but in the end Ukraine "will have a slightly different shape".