Paris, France – The Élysée Palace announced that French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday evening in London.
Zelensky’s presence underscores the importance of this meeting for EU-Ukrainian relations.
European coordination on Ukraine
The meeting comes as part of ongoing consultations among European countries supporting Ukraine
to discuss the latest developments on the ground and the political situation related to the war,
as well as ways to strengthen support for Kyiv in the coming period.
The meeting is expected to address the latest diplomatic efforts aimed at reaching a political settlement to the conflict.
In addition, the meeting will discuss Ukraine’s military and economic needs.
An official spokesperson stated that Zelensky will actively participate in discussions on all issues on the agenda.
The leaders are also expected to discuss a number of issues related to European security,
given the ongoing war and its repercussions on the continent, including issues of common defense, energy security, and regional stability.
Continued diplomatic efforts
The meeting is part of a series of meetings and coordination efforts among key European capitals regarding
the future of Western support for Ukraine and the prospects for ending the war.
Furthermore, Zelensky is expected to play a pivotal role in shaping the anticipated recommendations.
The current period is witnessing intense diplomatic activity against the backdrop of international developments related to the Ukrainian crisis.
In this context, there are ongoing efforts to advance negotiations and achieve progress toward a political settlement.
The upcoming meeting in London is seen as a crucial step in coordinating positions
among the leading European countries supporting Ukraine in the face of current security and political challenges.
Finally, observers emphasize the importance of Zelensky participation in these high-level meetings.


