The comments by Alexander Stubb came as France was set to host a meeting to help firm up Europe’s answer to assertive American diplomacy. On the final day of, Stubb and other European leaders sought to plot how the European Union can move from talk to more action and stay relevant as Washington pushes to stop the fighting.

Finland’s president has urged the rearming of Ukraine and putting “maximum pressure on Russia” in the run-up to possible peace negotiations sought by the U.S. Alexander Stubb and other European

Finland’s president has urged the rearming of Ukraine and putting “maximum pressure on Russia” in the run-up to possible peace negotiations sought by the U.S. Alexander Stubb and other European leaders on the final day of the Munich Security Conference on Sunday sought to firm up how the European Union can move from talk to more action and stay relevant as Washington pushes to stop the fighting.

"The Americans have provided Europeans with the questionnaire on what would be possible," Finnish President Alexander Stubb told Reuters at the Munich Security Conference. "This will force Europeans to think,

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, right, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, second from right, Latvia's President Edgars Rinkevics, left, and Finland's President Alexander Stubb, centre left,

Finland’s President, Alexander Stubb, on Monday said the United States will lose if Russia wins its war in Ukraine. Stubb stated this as fears mount in Europe about President Donald Trump’s intentions three years after Moscow’s invasion.

European countries must develop a clear plan for Europe’s participation in negotiations to resolve the war in Ukraine, stated Finnish President Alexander Stubb during a meeting with the media following the Support Ukraine plenary session.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb revealed at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday, February 15, that the United States has requested European allies.

Finland’s president has urged the rearming of Ukraine and putting “maximum pressure on Russia” in the run-up to possible peace negotiations sought by the U.S.