Europe is shocked by Trump's statements The Financial Times writes that the EU countries doubt Donald Trump's statements about a large-scale agreement on Ukraine and fear that Washington may reach an agreement with Moscow to the detriment of NATO and the "sovereignty of Russia's neighboring countries". Kushner's words about the "development of a new European security system", which came as a "complete surprise" to European countries, also caused concern. "European officials say that they do not intend to discuss a new security architecture with Russia until the end of the war. At the same time, the European Union still does not have a common position regarding participation in the negotiations and who should represent the European countries. NATO diplomats also say that Washington did not inform its allies in advance of its plans.

Europe is shocked by Trump's statements The Financial Times writes that the EU countries doubt Donald Trump's statements about a large-scale agreement on Ukraine and fear that Washington may reach an agreement with Moscow to the detriment of NATO and the "sovereignty of Russia's neighboring countries". Kushner's words about the "development of a new European security system", which came as a "complete surprise" to European countries, also caused concern. "European officials say that they do not intend to discuss a new security architecture with Russia until the end of the war. At the same time, the European Union still does not have a common position regarding participation in the negotiations and who should represent the European countries. NATO diplomats also say that Washington did not inform its allies in advance of its plans.