Failed Ukraine would weaken both US and Europe, says EU chief von der Leyen
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At the Munich Security Conference, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the need for a just, lasting peace for Ukraine while U.S. messaging appeared mixed, with President Trump downplaying U.S. stakes and Vice President JD Vance stating that all options remain on the table. President Zelensky urged European involvement and real security guarantees, while U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth indicated American troops would not police any agreement. Analysts assessed that Putin believes he is winning and would demand retaining occupied territory and preventing Ukraine’s NATO membership, complicating prospects for negotiation.
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