Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to visit the White House on July 28, with the meeting confirmed by a White House official on July 24. It is the latest in a series of face-to-face engagements between the two leaders since Trump began his second term, and it arrives at a moment when the broader architecture of a potential Russia-Ukraine settlement remains very much a work in progress.
What’s on the table
The July 28 session builds directly on a bilateral discussion held on July 8 at the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey. That conversation was itself part of a pattern: Trump and Zelenskyy have met multiple times this term, including sessions at Mar-a-Lago and in the Oval Office.
Each meeting has orbited a consistent set of themes: the path to ending the conflict, the shape of any eventual ceasefire, and the question of what security guarantees Ukraine would receive as part of a deal.
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