Connect with us

Published

on

Joint statement by Italy, France, the UK, Germany, Finland, and Poland with Ursula von der Leyen. Russia speaks of a “Nazi leaflet” and accuses the EU of “necrophilia.”

On the eve of the summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, scheduled to take place in Alaska, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, German Chancellor Friedric Marz, Finnish President Alexander Stubb, and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk signed a declaration in support of Ukraine, together with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The document welcomes “President Trump’s commitment to ending the killings in Ukraine and ensuring a just and lasting peace,” reiterating that only a combination of diplomacy, military aid, and pressure on Russia can bring results.

Moscow reacts harshly
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova called the statement “another Nazi leaflet” and accused Brussels of supporting “terrorists in Kiev.” According to Moscow, the link between the Ukrainian presidency and the EU is “political necrophilia.” Zakharova contested the fact that the proposed ceasefire does not provide for an end to arms supplies to Kiev.

The crux of the ceasefire
European leaders reiterate that a diplomatic solution must protect the security interests of Ukraine and Europe, guaranteeing Kiev the right to choose its own destiny. Meaningful negotiations, they stress, can only take place with a reduction in hostilities and in accordance with the principle that international borders should not be changed by force. The current front line is indicated as the starting point for negotiations.

Alaska summit still being finalized
Sources cited by CNN do not rule out Volodymyr Zelensky’s participation in an event related to the summit, probably after the bilateral meeting between Trump and Putin. The exact location and agenda are still being finalized. According to the New York Times, Putin has secured a face-to-face meeting with Trump without Zelensky present, an opportunity that Moscow sees as a chance to end the war on its own terms and weaken the Western alliance.

Kiev’s moves
Zelensky thanked Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson for his “very tangible” support, recalling the allocation of $4 billion for Ukrainian defense. He also held talks with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, congratulating him on the agreements with Armenia brokered by Trump. The Ukrainian leader accused Moscow of deliberate attacks on energy infrastructure, denouncing the attempt to block routes crucial to Europe’s energy independence.

THE LATEST NEWS

Shooting Mormon church Michigan: several people injured and fire

Grand Blanc, attacker neutralized. Church on fire, worshippers evacuated Shooting Mormon church Michigan - Today, Sunday, September 28, a shooting at...
Read More
Shooting Mormon church Michigan: several people injured and fire

Musk Prince Andrea files Epstein: new documents reveal connections

US Congressional documents reveal possible links between the pedophile financier and international figures. Musk Prince Andrea files Epstein, September 27,...
Read More
Musk Prince Andrea files Epstein: new documents reveal connections

North Korea’s nuclear program: Kim Jong Un confirms defense as a priority

The North Korean leader reiterates the importance of nuclear weapons as a deterrent, while Seoul warns of Pyongyang's growing potential...
Read More
North Korea’s nuclear program: Kim Jong Un confirms defense as a priority

Drones fly over military base in Denmark, Karup; investigation underway

Police confirm drone incursions on several military sites in Denmark Drones fly over military base in Denmark, September 27, 2025...
Read More
Drones fly over military base in Denmark, Karup; investigation underway

Congress deadlocked, US government shutdown looms next Wednesday

Without an agreement on the spending bill, non-essential federal activities would be shut down: hundreds of thousands of workers suspended...
Read More
Congress deadlocked, US government shutdown looms next Wednesday

James Comey indicted for obstruction of justice and making false statements

Former FBI Director James Comey, who led the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, faces up to five...
Read More
James Comey indicted for obstruction of justice and making false statements

(Photo: © AndKronos)

Di Tendenza/Trending