Europe needs a special envoy For Ukraine to ensure that it has an essential role in any peace process, two European leaders said today after Europe’s exclusion as a partner in talks by US President Donald Trump’s government.

Europe will not have a place on the Public Cake Talks Table for Ukraine, said Trump’s envoy to Ukraine Keith Kloge Yesterday, Saturday, after a dispatch from Washington of a questionnaire to European capitals asking them what they could contribute to security guarantees for Kiev.

In response, the president of France Emmanuel Macron It will probably be the host of an extraordinary meeting of the European leaders, including Britain. It will be intended to consider what kind of immediate assistance can be provided to Ukraine, what specific role Europe can play in providing security guarantees for Kiev and how to enhance Europe’s collective security.

However, dozens of similar summits have shown a Europe -wide Europe, are sometimes divided and politically weak and runs to devise a cohesive plan to end the war in Ukraine and face Russia.

“If I can just loosely throw an idea, if there is a negotiating table, I think we have to do something similar to what happened in Kosovo,” stated Finnish President Alexander Stubb At the Munich Conference on Security, referring to diplomacy that helped end Serbia’s military repression in 1998-99 against its southern province that led to the creation of the state of Kosovo.

“Europe needs to have a special envoy like (was) Marty Ahistaari (in Kosovo), and then a deputy envoy who will be at the level of …. Kloger … and in that sense, we have a roll”.

Trump occupied hexapin his European allies last week by calling Russian President Vladimir Putin-whose forces began a full-scale invasion of Ukraine three years ago without having previously consulted with them or with Kiev and Kiev Immediate launch of peace talks.

His government also caused them despair after raw comments about her approach to the Ukraine-Russia War, and US Vice President Jay Di Vance has fought a sharp attack on Munich in the Republic of Europe and its values.

“What we haven’t had in Ukraine in recent years has been a personality that will be highly valued by everyone who will be taken into account in Moscow, take into account in Kiev, and will support Washington and European capitals and other leaders, including of the World South, which could have the authorization to manage peace talks »he said Croatian Prime Minister Andrei Plenkovic.

“We need the high visibility of a powerful who can manage the process.”