With the world’s defensive and security elite gathering at the Munich Security Conference, the future of Ukraine, peace talks with Russia and reshaping security and defense in Europe will be at the forefront of discussions.

Senior American officials, including Vice President JD Vance, Foreign Minister Marco Rubio and Ukraine’s Special Envoy and Russia Keith Keel, is among the delegates traveling to Germany on Friday for the start of the two -day summit, which is an annual event that combines them together the finest prominent numbers from the defense sectors And security.

The summit comes a few days after US President Donald Trump announced this Russia and Ukraine agreed to start peace talksAnd he ordered US officials to start negotiations immediately.

The essence of those talks is likely to be, and what are the conditions and the waits in Moscow and Kiev – and the United States – as part of these negotiations will be a pivotal point for delegates in MSC.

All the time, the role that Europe will play in discussions remains, although Ukraine insists that its most fixed ally is listed in the talks.

Before Trump’s peace talks on Wednesday, US Defense Secretary Beit Higseth gave a flavor to what would have come, the amazing Ukraine and its allies by saying that The return to the borders of Ukraine before 2014 and NATO membership in Ukraine were “unrealistic” goals.

He also called for “European and non -European forces” to support any security guarantee for Ukraine, saying that the American forces will not be deployed in the country. He added that there should be no participation in NATO in any task of preserving peace in Ukraine.

Analysts say that Europe is facing the option of escalation and taking more responsibility for the defense of Ukraine, and in the end its security.

“President Trump surrendered to the magic of Putin and his historical recitation and will end most of the American military participation in the Russian war in Ukraine. There was no prior discussion with the allies., The strategy in the quantum strategy,” said David Roche.

“This has led this to the effects of the United States. American support for NATO continues at the present time, but, on A sufferer, Europeans should lead European security. In short, Europe no longer depends on NATO and must create its own defense – an expensive exercise, He said in the comments via email.

Trump has long criticized NATO allies in Europe for not spending enough to defense and called on member states to increase funding to 5 % of GDP, with the Minister of Defense supported on Wednesday this request.

Things are also separated, 23 NATO members only reached a goal of 2 %According to NATO estimates of defense spending in 2024.

Some analysts defended the Trump administration’s position, saying that Ukraine’s “first” Plan for Ukraine might be the awakening invitation that Europe needs.

“While Europe sought to isolate Putin, Trump got involved.” The productive phone call “Between the two will anger politicians in Europe – but what can they do unless it is ready to finance the Battle of Ukraine for freedom?” The founder of Wind Shift Capital, mentioned in the comments via e -mail on Thursday.

“Europe is the problem of Europe, and Ukraine is part of Europe … while there is a lot of crying about America’s betrayal of Trump Ukraine, and its inilization towards Europe, it may be” waking up and smelling coffee.‘ “The moment of Europe needs,” Blin said, adding: “Ukrainian peace will be the problem of Europe.”

It seems that Ukraine’s allies in Europe have stumbled on Trump’s one -sided step to compel peace talks on Ukraine and Russia, where senior officials of the continent are afraid to leave on the margin.

On Thursday, Kaja Class, head of the European Union’s foreign policy, said that any agreement reached behind the back of the bloc “will not succeed” and that the bloc will put “new initiatives” to support Ukraine, if Kiev decides “resistance” “A” agreement. No other details about what could be.

“Any quick solution is a dirty deal,” Callas said in the comments reported by Reuters.

Before a meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels on Thursday, Higseth denied the accusation that the United States had betrayed Ukraine by apparently imposing negotiations.

“There is no betrayal,” he said.

European officials have also criticized the Trump administration’s dramatic position on NATO membership in Ukraine and the possibility of restoring all the lands it lost to Russia since 2014.

“It is unfortunate, and I say this myself, but it is part of the truth. The Trump administration has already made public concessions to Putin before the negotiations began,” said German Defense Secretary Boris Petsorius on Thursday.

“In my view, it was better to talk about the potential NATO membership in Ukraine or the potential countries of the land at the negotiating table first and not remove it from the table in advance,” Pezorius added in the comments translated by Reuters.