Zelensky announces summit in Kyiv with the participation of 37 leaders

Zelensky also anticipated that the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and 24 of her commissioners will be present in the Ukrainian capital.

The summit will serve to discuss new measures to end the war and address possible safety guarantees for Ukraine when the conflict ends, Zelensky said.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is one of the leaders who confirmed his presence in Kyiv on Monday.

The Ukrainian President also said he is working on the organization of another summit in an unspecified European capital to discuss safety guarantees that can be offered to Ukraine to avoid a new Russian attack when the war is over.

The war began by the Russian invasion will turn three years Monday in a context marked by contacts began by the government of US President Donald Trump with Moscow and Kyiv to reach a negotiated end to the conflict.

The unilateralism with which the US is acting has created restlessness and anxiety in Kyiv and major European capitals, which fear Washington is seeking an agreement with Moscow without taking into account the interests of Ukraine and Europe.