The West could offer Ukraine NATO-style security assurances through American weapons and logistics, combined with European ground troops, to deter any resurgence of conflict.

President Zelensky revealed discussions about Ukraine potentially purchasing $90 billion worth of US military equipment, funded by Europe, in exchange for security assurances.

The NATO secretary general said European leaders and President Trump didn't discuss Ukrainian territory, describing the White House meeting as a success.

A US special envoy says Putin has accepted Washington's offer of security guarantees for Kyiv, similar to NATO's collective defense agreement.

The US reportedly proposed security guarantees for Ukraine, similar to the collective defense agreement among NATO members, according to AFP.

Experts believe the most likely outcome of the Trump-Putin summit is a framework agreement that serves as a temporary truce, but won't immediately end the conflict in Ukraine.

Italy's government has approved a $15.6 billion project to build the world's longest suspension bridge, connecting the island of Sicily to the mainland.

Medvedev says Russia has no plans to attack NATO or Europe, but warns Moscow could launch a preemptive strike if necessary.

President Trump stated that NATO would purchase arms from the US and then transfer them to Ukraine, allowing Washington to indirectly supply equipment to Kyiv.

NATO leaders consistently praised Trump and avoided overly contentious discussions to "create a positive atmosphere" with the US president at the summit.

The NATO summit in The Hague, designed to be brief and avoid sensitive topics, focused on defense spending to appease President Donald Trump.

Trump posted a message from NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Truth Social, in which Rutte praised the US president's "decisive action" in Iran.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney believes Trump has abandoned the idea of making Canada the 51st US state.