Zelenski appears poised to travel to Brussels in the coming days, a move that would place Ukraine at the center of a high-stakes European discussion about security, sovereignty, and shared responsibility. The visit is timed to align with the 27th Summit of Heads of State and Government, a gathering that often sets the tone for policy directions across the Union. As the conflict with Russia enters another critical phase, Brussels eyes the president’s remarks and the signals they could send to Kyiv’s allies and partners. The trip underscores Ukraine’s ongoing effort to strengthen political ties, reaffirm commitments, and seek concrete assurances from Europe that go beyond moral support and into practical support mechanisms. The scene is more than a ceremonial moment; it is a real test of European unity and strategic cooperationat a moment when Western jurisdictions are recalibrating their approach to regional security and defense commitments.
