Zelensky Complains He Hasn't Received A Clear Security Guarantee, Despite Big Talk From West

France and the UK tentatively agreed to send troops to Ukraine post-ceasefire, with unconfirmed reports suggesting similar plans from Washington, which President Trump hasn't approved. Moscow would likely view this as a direct threat. The Paris conference saw hawkish posturing, but Ukraine's Zelensky expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of finalized security guarantees. Despite envoy claims of progress, Washington's stance remains vague, frustrating Zelensky. The ongoing tension involves strong European verbal commitments clashing with American hesitancy. Trump is unlikely to commit to boots on the ground, upholding his campaign promise. Ukraine is considering elections, a key point in the U.S.-Kyiv peace plan. A working group is drafting a law regulating elections under martial law. Zelensky's conditions include a short-term truce, which Russia, seeking an end to the war, may resist. Zelensky's actions could impact the sought-after security guarantees.