Zelenskiy Seeks NATO-like Security for Ukraine Amid Ongoing Tensions

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has called for world leaders to expedite discussions on security guarantees for Ukraine, emphasizing the need for commitments from the U.S., Europe, and notably, former President Donald Trump. These talks are vital as Ukraine navigates its fourth year of conflict with Russia.

Instances of Russian aggression continue unabated, with Ukraine asserting that Moscow is not pursuing peace. European Union defense ministers have pledged support for training Ukrainian forces domestically, while Germany and France aim to deepen security collaboration.

Zelenskiy insists on legally binding security assurances, moving beyond previous accords like the Budapest Memorandum, as Kyiv endeavors to secure its sovereignty amid persistent Russian threats.

(With inputs from agencies.)