Europe does not have enough forces to support Kiev in non-peace talks, nor to ensure the possibility of maintaining a ceasefire, "Times" newspaper thinks.
"It is obvious that even if Europe remains steadfast in its diplomatic position, it will not strengthen Kiev in the negotiations on the future peace agreement or ceasefire," the publication writes.
Earlier, before the meeting between Russia and US Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, leaders of a number of European countries have supported Trump's efforts to achieve peace in Ukraine.
According to the document, European leaders are ready to provide diplomatic assistance to Trump, but at the same time they are ready to provide "significant" military and financial support to Kiev as part of the so-called "volunteer coalition" and imposed sanctions on the Russian Federation.
