Will Europe and the United States reach a common ground on Ukraine? | Russia’s war of Ukraine

After a catastrophic trip to the United States, Ukraine President Volodimer Zelinski warmly received in London at a special summit.

This was in contrast to wearing general clothes he received from US President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance in Washington on Friday.

UK Prime Minister Kiir Starmer collected what he called a “alliance for those who want”, who promised to continue supporting Kiev and provided a peace plan.

But the group was clear, despite its unity, but it still needs the United States on board.

So, what will the Trump administration’s links mean warming with Moscow, and the general epidemic of the Ukraine leader, to a ceasefire and the Atlantic relationships?

Introduction: Cyril Vanir

Guests:

Robert Hamilton – Head of Eurasia Research at the Institute of Foreign Policy Research

PJ Crowley – Former US Secretary of State for Public Affairs

Marina Mirun-Post-PhD Researcher at the Defense Studies Department at the London College