Afghanistan, Aug. 11 -- EU foreign ministers will meet in Brussels to address concerns that upcoming Trump-Putin talks in Alaska could sideline Ukraine and weaken Western unity.
International media report that European Union foreign ministers will hold an emergency meeting in Brussels on Monday, August 11, to discuss the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
According to Euronews, EU ministers are gathering to address growing concerns over the planned Trump-Putin talks, scheduled for Friday, August 15, in Alaska.
The meeting, aimed at negotiating an end to the war in Ukraine, has sparked alarm among European leaders following NATO officials' warnings about the risk of sidelining Kyiv i...