After Davos, Ukraine hopes to sign a framework agreement on security guarantees with Trump – FT

Ukraine expects that after the meeting of the international economic forum in Davos it will be able to sign a framework agreement on security guarantees with U.S. President Donald Trump.

This is written by the newspaper Financial Times, citing unnamed Ukrainian officials.

At the same time, a full-fledged agreement guaranteeing Washington’s participation in preventing a new Russian attack “turned out to be more difficult to agree on.” Therefore, Kyiv wants to sign a preliminary text of the “general terms” of future guarantees.

Let us recall that in recent days Trump accused Zelensky of dragging out the war. At the same time, Trump confirmed his trip to the forum in Davos and a likely meeting there with Zelensky.