美俄乌三边会晤与领土问题是上述会晤的两大重点。据央视新闻，特朗普在会见泽连斯基时表示，如果 一切顺利，美俄乌将举行三方会谈。美方可能会安排三方会谈，如果成功，就有望结束俄乌冲突。他 说，冲突将会结束，但他无法告知何时结束。 "谈得非常好"，这是美国总统特朗普与乌克兰总统泽连斯基对半年后第二次在美国白宫会晤给出的一致 评价。 据央视新闻，当地时间8月18日下午，美国总统特朗普、乌克兰总统泽连斯基与欧洲多国及欧盟、北约 领导人在白宫的正式会晤已结束，但各国领导人仍留在白宫继续磋商，会谈可能会以其他形式进行。 尽管"谈得非常好"，但无论是美国与乌克兰还是美国与欧洲之间，均没有达成任何协议。同济大学德国 问题研究所/欧盟研究所所长、德国研究中心主任郑春荣教授在接受第一财经采访时表示，仅凭一次会 议就要拿出具体的成果比较难，"因为俄乌问题现正处于僵局阶段。在备受争议的领土问题方面，普京 提出要求置换，但乌克兰实际撤出这些地区并不容易，毕竟乌克兰国内宪法也有严格的规定。在复杂的 背景下，此次会议就是各方摸个底、明确红线，未来的谈判依旧路漫漫。" 泽连斯基表示，他在会晤中向特朗普展示了地图上的若干关键细节，并表示希望能在包 ...

"特泽会"成为全球各方关注的焦点。 特朗普称，俄乌冲突将会结束，但他无法告知何时结束。美国将与俄罗斯和乌克兰合作，在安全领域提 供大量帮助。 据新华社，特朗普在白宫与到访的泽连斯基会晤后表示，下一步将筹备与普京的美俄乌三方领导人会 晤，他期待取得好成果。 此后，特朗普又表示，他给普京打电话，开始安排三方会晤。 据央视新闻，俄罗斯总统助理乌沙科夫表示，美国总统特朗普18日与俄罗斯总统普京通电话，持续时间 约40分钟。乌沙科夫称，通话是坦诚而且非常有建设性的。普京与特朗普在通话中均表态支持俄乌双方 代表团进行直接谈判。双方还讨论了提升俄乌直接谈判代表级别的问题。 图片来源：央视新闻 北京时间19日凌晨，乌克兰总统泽连斯基时隔半年再次踏入美国白宫，与美国总统特朗普举行会晤。特 朗普表示，如果一切顺利，美俄乌将举行三方会谈。美方可能会安排三方会谈，如果成功，就有望结束 俄乌冲突。 泽连斯基在与特朗普会晤后表示，他与特朗普进行了良好会谈。他在会晤中向特朗普展示了地图上的若 干关键细节，并表示希望能在包括领土问题等所有议题上找到解决方案。 美股盘后，央视新闻援引德国媒体称，特朗普突然中断了在白宫与欧洲多国及欧盟、北约领导 ...

Core Points - The meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and US President Trump marks a significant diplomatic engagement, with discussions focusing on security guarantees, arms sales, and potential trilateral talks involving Russia [2][4][6] - European leaders expressed support for Ukraine during the meetings, emphasizing the need for unity and a coordinated approach to the ongoing conflict [4][6] - The potential for a meeting between Putin and Zelensky is being arranged, with hopes for progress in the Russia-Ukraine situation [5][6] Group 1: Bilateral and Multilateral Meetings - Trump and Zelensky held a bilateral meeting discussing security guarantees and arms sales, with Zelensky expressing readiness for trilateral talks with Russia [2][4] - European leaders participated in a multilateral meeting with Trump and Zelensky, indicating progress and a foundation for future negotiations [4][6] - Trump communicated with Putin post-meeting to arrange a potential meeting with Zelensky, aiming for a trilateral discussion [4][5] Group 2: Key Issues Discussed - Security guarantees were a major focus, with Trump suggesting the possibility of US military involvement in peacekeeping efforts, while Zelensky emphasized the need for comprehensive security assurances from major powers [6][7] - Territorial issues were addressed, with Zelensky presenting maps to Trump and discussing potential solutions, while Trump suggested Ukraine might need to concede territory to Russia for peace [8][9] - The approach to ceasefire versus direct peace agreements was debated, with Trump favoring direct agreements, while Ukraine and European leaders advocated for a ceasefire first [10][11][12]

Core Viewpoint - Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized that Ukraine believes the war will eventually end, highlighting that the key is not merely a ceasefire but achieving genuine peace with security guarantees. Ukraine no longer insists on a ceasefire as a precondition for further negotiations [1] Group 1 - Ukraine considers security guarantees as the starting point for ending the war [1] - The United States has expressed its commitment to coordinate support among parties and will participate as a guarantor of Ukraine's security, reflecting U.S. political will and decision-making [1]

Core Points - The meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and US President Trump, referred to as the "Tez Meeting," focuses on the potential for a trilateral meeting involving the US, Russia, and Ukraine to discuss ending the ongoing conflict [1][2][3] - Trump expressed optimism about the possibility of a peace agreement rather than just a ceasefire, emphasizing the need for direct negotiations between the parties involved [4][5] - Security guarantees for Ukraine emerged as a central topic during discussions, with both Trump and Zelensky highlighting the importance of military support and cooperation with allies [5][6][10] Group 1: Meeting Outcomes - Trump indicated that if all goes well, a trilateral meeting could be arranged, which he believes could lead to the end of the conflict [2][3] - Zelensky stated that Ukraine is prepared for discussions on all sensitive issues, including territorial matters, during the trilateral meeting [3][7] - Trump mentioned that he had a constructive 40-minute phone call with Putin, where both leaders supported direct negotiations between Ukraine and Russia [3][9] Group 2: Security Guarantees - Security guarantees were a focal point, with Zelensky requesting comprehensive support from the US, including weapons, personnel, training, and intelligence [5][6] - Trump noted that the US is transitioning from providing weapons as gifts to selling them, indicating a shift in the nature of military support for Ukraine [5][6] - The discussion included the potential for Russia to accept security guarantees for Ukraine, which Trump described as a significant step forward [6][9] Group 3: Future Discussions - Trump emphasized the need for further discussions on sensitive issues, including potential territorial exchanges, during the trilateral meeting [8][9] - European leaders, including Macron and Merkel, expressed the necessity of ongoing dialogue and the importance of achieving a ceasefire [11] - The possibility of a four-party meeting involving Europe was also suggested to address broader security concerns [3][11]

Core Viewpoint - The "Trump-Zelensky meeting" has become a focal point for global attention, particularly regarding the potential for a tripartite meeting involving the U.S., Russia, and Ukraine to address the ongoing conflict [1][3]. Summary by Sections Meeting Overview - Ukrainian President Zelensky met with U.S. President Trump, discussing the possibility of a tripartite meeting with Russia to potentially end the Ukraine conflict [2][4]. - Trump expressed optimism about the meeting's outcomes, indicating that the U.S. would collaborate with Ukraine and Russia to ensure lasting peace [3][4]. Communication with Russia - Following the meeting with Zelensky, Trump contacted Russian President Putin, confirming mutual support for direct negotiations between Ukraine and Russia [5][14]. - The conversation lasted approximately 40 minutes and was described as constructive, with both leaders agreeing on the need for direct talks [5][14]. Security Guarantees - Security guarantees emerged as a central topic during discussions, with both Trump and Zelensky emphasizing the importance of U.S. support for Ukraine [10][11]. - Zelensky outlined that security needs include weapons, personnel, training, and intelligence, indicating a shift from receiving aid to purchasing military equipment from the U.S. [10][11]. Territorial Issues - Trump highlighted the necessity of discussing potential territorial exchanges during the tripartite meeting, considering the current contact lines between Ukraine and Russia [13][14]. - Zelensky indicated that sensitive issues, including territorial exchanges, would be addressed directly at the leadership level during the proposed meeting [12][15]. Broader Implications - European leaders, including French President Macron and German Chancellor Merz, underscored the importance of security guarantees and the need for a broader dialogue involving Europe [16][17]. - The discussions are seen as paving the way for future negotiations, with an emphasis on achieving a ceasefire and lasting peace [17].

Core Viewpoint - Ukraine is set to commit to purchasing $100 billion worth of military equipment from the U.S., funded by Europe, in exchange for U.S. security guarantees following a peace agreement with Russia [1] Group 1 - The agreement includes an additional $50 billion drone cooperation production deal between Ukraine and the U.S. [1] - There has been no response from either the Ukrainian or U.S. sides regarding this report [1]

Core Points - The meeting between President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky on the 18th was marked by a significant change in tone compared to their previous encounter, with Zelensky expressing gratitude multiple times [1][8] - Trump emphasized that the U.S. would continue to support Ukraine and suggested that European nations should take the lead in providing security guarantees [2][3] - Disagreements between the U.S. and European leaders were evident, particularly regarding the need for a ceasefire before negotiations [5][6] Group 1: Meeting Dynamics - The atmosphere of the meeting was notably friendly, contrasting sharply with the previous heated exchange six months prior [1][7] - Zelensky adopted a more formal appearance and demeanor, which was perceived as an effort to ensure a successful dialogue [7][8] - Trump indicated that he would arrange a trilateral meeting involving Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. if the discussions went well [6] Group 2: Security Guarantees - Trump reiterated the U.S. commitment to providing security to Ukraine but insisted that Europe should be the primary actor in this regard [2][3] - The term "security guarantees" was mentioned nearly 20 times during the discussions, highlighting its importance to all parties involved [3] - Zelensky stressed the need for a comprehensive exchange of prisoners as part of the ongoing discussions [3] Group 3: Ongoing Conflict - Despite diplomatic efforts, the conflict between Ukraine and Russia continued, with reports of air raid alerts in Kyiv and military actions in various regions [10][11] - The Russian military was reported to be attempting to regain control of strategic locations, indicating that the situation remains tense [10][11]

Group 1 - The meeting between US President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky on August 18 was marked by a friendly atmosphere, contrasting with their previous encounter six months ago, which ended in a heated argument [1][12][13] - Trump emphasized that the US is willing to provide security guarantees to Ukraine but insisted that Europe should take the lead in this matter, stating that they are the first line of defense [2][3] - During the meeting, Zelensky expressed gratitude towards Trump for his efforts to end the conflict and highlighted the importance of discussing sensitive issues, including territorial matters, in a future trilateral meeting with Russia [6][10] Group 2 - The discussions revealed a divide between US and European leaders, with Trump questioning the necessity of a ceasefire before negotiations, while European leaders, including German Chancellor Merz, advocated for a ceasefire as a prerequisite [8][11] - Trump indicated that if the meetings went well, he would arrange a trilateral meeting involving the US, Ukraine, and Russia, suggesting there is a reasonable chance to end the conflict [11] - The term "security guarantees" was mentioned nearly 20 times during the public statements, underscoring the importance of this issue among the leaders present [6]

Group 1 - The meeting held on August 18 involved key leaders including US President Trump, Ukrainian President Zelensky, and European leaders, focusing on security and peace negotiations [1][3] - Trump expressed optimism about achieving a peace agreement soon, emphasizing the importance of a ceasefire and discussions on territorial exchanges [3] - European leaders, including EU Commission President von der Leyen and French President Macron, highlighted the significance of security guarantees and the need for further negotiations [4] Group 2 - The meeting was described as a foundation for future negotiations, with German Chancellor Merz noting that the dialogue would pave the way for more complex discussions ahead [4] - UK Prime Minister Starmer and other leaders echoed the sentiment that tangible progress on security issues is crucial for moving forward [4] - Macron called for a quadrilateral meeting involving Ukraine, Russia, the US, and Europe to facilitate discussions on the ceasefire [4]