Europe rejects Trump's Russia security deal, insists on seat at Ukraine talks

European leaders rejected a proposed US-Russia security framework for Europe, insisting Moscow cannot dictate the continent's future as US-led Ukraine peace talks prepare to resume in Abu Dhabi. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said Europe's security architecture already exists and Russia has no veto over it, while Polish minister Radoslaw Sikorski called any deal made without European participation "impossible." Ukrainian foreign minister Andriy Sybiha stressed the focus must be on protecting Europe from Russian aggression. President Trump had suggested a "big, beautiful" agreement covering all of Europe, with envoy Jared Kushner working on a broader security framework. European capitals demand direct involvement in negotiations affecting their security.