(Reuters) -French President Emmanuel Macron, at peace talks with U.S. President Donald Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and other EU leaders on Monday, proposed a future four-way meeting about Ukraine that would include Europe.

Ahead of Monday’s meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US president Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron stressed the necessity of security guarantees for Ukraine in any peace agreement with Russia,

The French president expressed concern at the 'extremely serious context, both for Ukraine and for the security of all Europe.' Like several of his European counterparts, he is set to join Zelensky at a meeting with Donald Trump at the White House.

European leaders in Washington on Monday rejected any pressure on Ukraine to cede territory in peace talks with Russia, insisting that Kyiv’s sovereignty and military strength must remain intact in any deal to end the war.

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A hot mic caught President Trump whispering something he called "crazy" as he, Zelensky and seven European heads of state spoke to the press before their closed-door meeting at the White House to talk about ending Russia's war in Ukraine.

The French president reiterated Trump's belief that an agreement could be reached with Putin: 'But if at the end this process is met by refusal, we are also ready to say that we need to increase sanctions.

The Trump-Zelensky showdown begins at the White House, with key European leaders arriving to support Ukraine’s case. Mark Rutte and Ursula von der Leyen lead the charge, followed by UK PM Keir Starmer,

Emmanuel Macron cuts through waves in the south of France on a hydrofoil board - FRAT/Backgrid Emmanuel Macron has been pictured making a splash during his surfing holiday in the south of France. The images,