The article discusses the growing interest in ‘security guarantees’ among European and North America leaders, aiming to prevent Russia from reinvading Ukraine following the war’s end. However, the proposal faces challenges in implementation.
Presidents and prime ministers across the two regions are pushing for concrete measures to ensure Ukraine’s long-term security. This includes potential military alliances, NATO membership, and economic support. Despite these efforts, the path to agreement remains uncertain.
Experts suggest that while the idea of security guarantees is gaining traction, the practical steps needed to implement such guarantees are complex and may require significant political will. The outcome of these discussions could have far-reaching implications for the future of the conflict and Ukraine’s sovereignty.