According to a draft statement currently being negotiated by Ukraine's main allies, US President Donald Trump's administration will agree that if Russia attacks Ukraine in the future, the US will support Ukraine. According to the text of the agreement seen by the media, the plan is still subject to change and needs approval from Washington. The plan contains binding security guarantees, which the Ukrainian government is urgently seeking as part of the peace agreement, and also includes support from the US for a European-led military force. According to the draft, European and Canadian leaders met with Trump's special envoy in Paris on Tuesday to push forward a plan that includes monitoring the Russian-Ukrainian cease-fire, supporting Kyiv's military forces, and forming a multinational force to secure the cease-fire. The draft states: “These elements will be led by Europe and the participation of the United States, including America's intelligence and logistics capabilities, as well as America's commitment to support the military in the event of an attack.”

According to a draft statement currently being negotiated by Ukraine's main allies, US President Donald Trump's administration will agree that if Russia attacks Ukraine in the future, the US will support Ukraine. According to the text of the agreement seen by the media, the plan is still subject to change and needs approval from Washington. The plan contains binding security guarantees, which the Ukrainian government is urgently seeking as part of the peace agreement, and also includes support from the US for a European-led military force. According to the draft, European and Canadian leaders met with Trump's special envoy in Paris on Tuesday to push forward a plan that includes monitoring the Russian-Ukrainian cease-fire, supporting Kyiv's military forces, and forming a multinational force to secure the cease-fire. The draft states: “These elements will be led by Europe and the participation of the United States, including America's intelligence and logistics capabilities, as well as America's commitment to support the military in the event of an attack.”