Paris to host Ukraine support meeting with Zelensky and other leaders on July 13

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How left and right are reading this

Both agree: Support for Ukraine is being tied to ceasefire talks and still-unfinished security guarantees, with real commitments treated as necessary rather than symbolic diplomacy.
They split on: Whether the story is about protecting Ukrainians from being left exposed, or about countries accepting concrete obligations to make any peace settlement hold.

France will host a meeting of the "Coalition of the Willing" in Paris on July 13.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is expected to attend the Paris meeting.
French officials say at least 25 heads of state and government will take part in the meeting.
The stated purpose of the meeting is to strengthen support for Ukraine and increase pressure on Russia.
French officials say the meeting is also meant to push for a ceasefire and the resumption of peace negotiations.
The coalition was launched by France and the United Kingdom to support Ukraine militarily and to prepare security guarantees after a peace agreement, including possible troop deployments mentioned by French officials.
The coalition currently includes 35 countries, and French officials say Moldova and North Macedonia are set to join the grouping in connection with Monday's meeting.
Planning for security guarantees for Ukraine after any ceasefire is still underway, making the Paris meeting part of an ongoing process rather than a finalized arrangement.

France will host a meeting of the "Coalition of the Willing" in Paris on July 13.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is expected to attend the Paris meeting.
French officials say at least 25 heads of state and government will take part in the meeting.
The stated purpose of the meeting is to strengthen support for Ukraine and increase pressure on Russia.
French officials say the meeting is also meant to push for a ceasefire and the resumption of peace negotiations.
The coalition was launched by France and the United Kingdom to support Ukraine militarily and to prepare security guarantees after a peace agreement, including possible troop deployments mentioned by French officials.
The coalition currently includes 35 countries, and French officials say Moldova and North Macedonia are set to join the grouping in connection with Monday's meeting.
Planning for security guarantees for Ukraine after any ceasefire is still underway, making the Paris meeting part of an ongoing process rather than a finalized arrangement.

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