Trump insisted that the onus going forward might be on Zelenskyy “to get it done” in an interview with Fox News Channel before heading back to D.C.

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Trump in Washington on Monday to discuss 'ending the war' with President Donald Trump

European leaders largely heralded the Alaska summit held between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin over the weekend as a key step toward ending the Ukraine war. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said he “welcomed” the president’s efforts to “achieve a just and lasting peace;

European leaders wait to see if President Donald Trump's threats of tariffs and "severe consequences" will be enough to convince him to pursue real peace negotiations with Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin has reportedly demanded that Ukraine withdraw from the eastern Donetsk region as a condition for ending Russia's war, and offered to freeze the frontline if his core demands were met. The Russian leader made the request during his meeting with Trump in Alaska on Friday,

European leaders likely have not given up on trying to change Trump’s views on Russia, Dickinson said. But they were always unlikely bring up thorny conversations at the NATO summit.