Viable plan to assist Ukraine. The Guardian named two alternatives.

Key security guarantees for Ukraine

In order to ensure Ukraine's security after the war, it is essential to have a strong army with powerful weapons that can withstand a possible attack from Russia. This information is reported by the publication Glavkom in the article 'What did Zelensky receive at the summit in London?'.

According to The Guardian, if Ukraine and Europe continue to demand strong security guarantees from the USA, they have little chance of receiving support and may even break ties with President Trump.

The US President may refuse to support Ukraine and make a deal with Putin. This will lead to negative consequences for Europe if the USA withdraws its troops and assets from the region. - expressed his opinion Stephen Wertheim, senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment.

If Ukraine and Europe become independent of US security guarantees, they will have more opportunities to cooperate with the United States provided there is a viable plan containing two key conditions.

First, Ukraine after the war will have a strong and modern army, which will be trained and equipped by Western partners. Second, the USA and Europe commit to providing Ukraine with powerful weapons in the event of renewed Russian aggression. This document will have credibility, unlike just a promise to conduct warfare on Ukraine's side. NATO may also sign a legal document and create the necessary armaments to send to Ukraine in the event of a renewed attack. - noted in the material by The Guardian.

This formula may not meet the desires of Ukrainians, but it will ensure the necessary security for them.

Ukraine has defended its country in the current conflict and forced Russia to lose many military resources. If Ukrainian forces remain strong, it is unlikely that Putin or his successor will try to attack again - not because the Kremlin can be trusted, but simply due to significant losses that do not justify the benefits - it is noted in the material.

It should be noted that Europe still has armaments that can be transferred to Ukraine, from artillery shells to air defense systems, but this requires a decision from European leaders.

Reportedly, ultimatums from Trump are unsettling European countries as they realize that in case of failure to fulfill agreements, the USA may cease arms supplies to Kyiv. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky claims that Ukraine will be able to continue fighting for several more months, even after such a blow, but for this, unity among European allies is necessary.