Meloni-Zelensky phone call: focus on security and future of conflict, "Italy will continue to support Kiev"
Giorgia Meloni and Volodymyr Zelensky discuss the future of Ukraine: the goal is a just and lasting peace. The Ukrainian leader invites Europe to participate in the negotiations and warns that without US support the chances of survival are slim.
Meloni-Zelensky phone call: focus on security and future of the conflict, “Italy will continue to support Kiev”
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni had a speech yesterday Telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, during which the The two leaders discussed the latest developments in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the prospects for achieving a just and lasting peace.
According to what was reported by Palazzo Chigi, Meloni reaffirmed “Italy's full support for Ukraine and the Ukrainian people“, underlining the need to maintain close coordination with European allies and the United States. President Zelensky, for its part, expressed gratitude for the Italian support and updated the Prime Minister on recent contacts with the US leadership, including Vice President J.D. Vance and President Donald Trump.
Zelensky: “Coordination with Europe and NATO is necessary”
After the phone call with Meloni, Zelensky shared an update on his official channels, explaining that he had informed the Italian Prime Minister of the latest diplomatic developments.I thanked Italy for its full support for Ukraine and updated Meloni on my recent contacts with the US administration, including my meeting with Vance and my phone call with Trump.“, Zelensky wrote on his social media channels.
The Ukrainian President reiterated that the top priority is to ensure the country's long-term security. "We discussed coordination with partners on effective security guarantees for Ukraine and possible frameworks for ensuring it in the long term. The strongest and most convenient guarantee is NATO membership.“, the Ukrainian leader said.
Ukraine's Concerns: "Europe Must Be Involved in Negotiations"
Another crucial point discussed in the interview with Meloni concerns the Europe's role in peace negotiations. Zelensky stressed that Before any negotiations, Europe, the United States and Ukraine must coordinate a unified defense and security strategy, establishing a clear plan of action. “Europe must be a full participant in peace negotiations and efforts to prevent future wars.", he has declared.
In fact, in recent days The European Union has expressed concern over a possible exclusion from the US-Russia talks on ending the war, a scenario that is seen as a risk to the security and stability of the continent.
Zelensky: “Without US support, little chance of survival”
The phone call with Meloni comes at a time of great uncertainty for the future of the conflict. In an interview given on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference, Zelensky admitted his concerns regarding how, in his opinion, Ukraine has little chance of surviving without US support.
"You know the difficult situations, you have a chance. But we will have slim, slim chances of surviving without the support of the United States.“, Zelensky declared.
Meloni: “Italy will continue to support Kiev”
On the Italian side, President Meloni reiterated that Italy will continue to support Ukraine and work for a just and lasting peace. Palazzo Chigi has highlighted the importance of an alignment with European and Atlantic partners, underlining that Any diplomatic solution must ensure respect for Ukrainian sovereignty and territorial integrity.
"Italy is committed to continue providing support to Kiev, maintaining a constant dialogue with allies to ensure a path of stability and security for Europe“, reads the note released after the phone call.
The phone call between Meloni and Zelensky confirms Italy's centrality in the European diplomatic framework and its commitment to supporting Ukraine. Coordination with the United States and other Western partners will be essential in determining the next steps. in a conflict that, after more than two years, shows no signs of a rapid conclusion.
In the next few days, theattention will remain high on developments in international diplomacy and the possibility of new peace talks.
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