


US and Ukraine Set for Critical Negotiations Amidst Tensions with Russia
Amid growing concerns over negotiations involving Ukraine and Russia, President Trump announces a meeting between US, Ukrainian, and Russian officials in Munich, Germany.
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Overview
In light of escalating tensions with Russia, President Trump has announced a three-way meeting in Munich on February 16, involving US, Ukrainian, and Russian officials to discuss ending the war in Ukraine. Trump's recent phone calls with Putin and Zelenskyy have raised eyebrows, with concerns from European leaders about negotiations occurring without Ukraine’s direct involvement. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated he cannot accept any peace deal without Kyiv's input and emphasized the necessity of security guarantees from the US. Additionally, Vice President JD Vance warned of potential military actions against Russia if peace efforts fail, indicating that the situation remains tense amidst the ongoing conflict.
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