Tusk: Europe won't accept Russia's security architecture demands

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that Europe will not agree to revise its security architecture in Russia's favor during negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. He made the remarks after an informal EU summit in Dublin. Tusk emphasized that Putin's demand for such a revision is unacceptable, insisting talks must focus on a just peace and Ukraine's future in the EU and NATO. Leaders informally supported creating an E5 format, including the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Poland, to represent Europe in negotiations. The EU's common position would be presented by the European Council President, with Poland represented by Deputy Foreign Minister Robert Kupiecki. Tusk previously announced Poland is temporarily suspending funding for American weapons purchases for Ukraine under the PURL program.