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During the G7 summit held in France, U.S. President Donald Trump emphasized that "Russia should make a deal" to resolve the ongoing conflict with Ukraine. This statement came after his meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on June 16, where both leaders discussed the situation. However, Trump remained vague on any specific measures that might be taken to increase pressure on Russia to seek peace.
As the leaders of the G7 gathered, European nations aimed to engage Trump more substantively on the issue of Ukraine. In his remarks, Trump characterized the meeting with Zelensky as “very good,” though many observers noted the lack of concrete steps announced to address the crisis or to strengthen Ukraine amid the ongoing war with Russia. The discussions at the summit aimed to bring renewed focus to the conflict, which has been a central issue for European security.
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