Zelensky: No "Clear" Allied Pledge to Defend Ukraine After War

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated he lacks a "clear" security guarantee from allies for after a potential peace deal with Russia. His comments follow recent statements from the UK and France. Leaders from both nations said they would consider sending troops to Ukraine if a ceasefire agreement is reached with Russia. Zelensky's remarks highlight a key Ukrainian concern: security assurances for the post-war period. He suggests that allied promises to deter future Russian aggression are not yet solid. The discussion centers on long-term Western military support, not on deploying troops to fight in the current war.