US President Donald Trump and European allies have discussed security guarantees for Ukraine "in the style of Article 5" of the North Atlantic Treaty, but with no NATO involvement.
Source: CNN with reference to its sources, also confirmed by an Ukrainska Pravda source
Details: An unnamed European official told CNN that during their conversation after Trump’s talks with the Kremlin chief in Alaska, European officials and the US president had discussed the possible provision of "Article 5-style" security guarantees for Ukraine as part of a potential peace agreement.
However, the source noted that NATO would not be involved in these potential guarantees. The exact details of the proposal are unknown.
An Ukrainska Pravda source familiar with the talks has confirmed that the discussion took place and clarified that the wording used during the phone call was "non-NATO Article 5 security guarantees".
The idea was put forward by the US as one of the security guarantees for Ukraine that were supposedly agreed with Putin in Alaska.
PM_ME_UR_QUINES on August 16th, 2025 at 12:33 UTC »
Europe should propose joining in on the agreement, i.e. that an attack on Ukraine is to be considered an attack on USA and Europe. Then watch how fast Putin pulls out of the deal.
Winter-Catch6310 on August 16th, 2025 at 11:36 UTC »
Small print:
‘An attack on Ukraine will be considered an attack on the USA - but the USA believes it would not be worth defending Ukraine even if it was US territory.’
Civil-Dinner on August 16th, 2025 at 11:35 UTC »
The greatest con artist in the United States is so arrogant he doesn't realize he is being conned by someone far more cunning.
Putin is a snake and Trump is fool enough to trust him.