Ukrainian leader Volodimir Zelenski said Europe has never been so united around Ukraine, highlighting recent talks with the prime minister of Norway. He expressed optimism about the possibility of a lasting peace, stressing that security guarantees are essential to this goal. His statements come after meetings in Washington, which generated a more positive tone than his February visit, amid Donald Trump's pledged security guarantees. However, Zelenski recently warned that Europe's unity must be maintained, similar to the 2022 endorsement.
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