The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and European commissioners will travel next week to Ukraine coinciding with the third anniversary of the Russian invasion, when the United States and Russia are determined to launch negotiations to put an end to the conflict, without Ukraine or the European Union will participate in the first conversations.
The initiative of the European Executive has been confirmed by the community spokesman Stefan of Keersmaecker at a press conference from Brussels, who has indicated that the trip is part of the third anniversary of the Russian attack ordered by Vladimir Putin.
The trip to kyiv arrives at a time when the EU wants European partners, which has generated the reproaches of these and urgent contacts of European leaders to put a plan on the table to guarantee the security of Ukraine.
Given the acceleration of contacts for a peace process, Zelenski has warned Trump that a treatment with Putin cannot be made without Ukraine. He pointed out that he trusts the US president and hopes that in his priorities will be kyiv and not benefit Russia.