Trump reaches out to Putin to arrange Zelensky meeting post White House discussions on Ukraine's security.

One of the key points from Monday's meeting was Donald Trump's statement that the US could assist in ensuring Ukraine's security once the conflict with Russia concludes.

Trump mentioned that European countries, in coordination with the United States, could provide security guarantees to Ukraine and assist in offering protection.

Details about the nature and strength of these guarantees remain unclear.

Volodymyr Zelensky stated that formal security guarantees for Ukraine would be established within 10 days, including a purchase of $90 billion of US weapons.

Following the meeting with Zelensky and European leaders at the White House, Trump initiated arrangements for a meeting between Zelensky and Putin, to be followed by a trilateral meeting.

Russian attacks on Ukraine continued after the talks in Washington, with reports of missile launches and drone strikes causing damage in various regions.

The discussions focused on security guarantees for Ukraine and the potential meeting between Zelensky and Putin.

The meeting between Trump and Zelensky was described as constructive and specific, with discussions likely centered on security guarantees and future trilateral meetings.

Zelensky expressed readiness for any format of talks to achieve peace, emphasizing Ukraine's commitment to peace efforts.

Trump confirmed discussions on security guarantees for Ukraine during the talks, to be provided by European countries with coordination from the US.

The possibility of direct meetings between Putin, Zelensky, and Trump emerged, with further negotiations planned to address security guarantees for Ukraine.