Ukraine Secures Postwar Security Pledges From 26 Nations At Paris Summit

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Twenty-six nations pledged postwar security guarantees to Ukraine at a Paris summit, French President Emmanuel Macron said. The plan includes land, sea, and air forces, though details remain unclear. Ukraine’s President Zelenskiy hailed the move, while U.S. President Trump is set to finalize America’s role in the guarantees soon.

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Twenty-six nations have pledged to provide postwar security guarantees to Ukraine, French President Emmanuel Macron announced after a Paris summit of Kyiv’s allies. The commitments include international land, sea, and air forces, though troop numbers remain undecided.

Macron and European leaders, joined by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, held a joint call with U.S. President Donald Trump, who is expected to finalize Washington’s role in the coming days. While France and Britain signaled readiness to deploy troops after the war, countries like Italy and Bulgaria offered training and maritime support instead.

European officials stressed that security guarantees aim to deter future Russian aggression and reassure Kyiv of long-term support. However, many leaders said U.S. involvement is crucial to ensure credibility. Trump urged Europe to halt Russian oil imports and increase pressure on China for backing Moscow’s war effort.

Zelenskiy hailed the summit outcome as “serious, very specific substance,” marking the strongest collective commitment to Ukraine’s security since Russia’s 2022 invasion.

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