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    Finland's Stubb eyes progress on US-backed Ukraine security plans

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    Posted on September 2, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Finland's President Stubb is advancing US-backed security plans for Ukraine, emphasizing the need for a peace agreement before implementation.

    Table of Contents

    • Progress on Ukraine Security Guarantees
    • Coordination with the United States
    • Challenges to Peace Agreements

    Finland's President Stubb Pursues US-Supported Security Plans for Ukraine

    Progress on Ukraine Security Guarantees

    HELSINKI (Reuters) -Finland's President Alexander Stubb said on Tuesday that progress is being made on security guarantees for Ukraine but added that a peace agreement would need to be in place before any such measures could be implemented.

    Coordination with the United States

    "We need to coordinate the security arrangements with the United States, which essentially will provide the backstop for this ... We're focusing on these issues with our chiefs of defence, which are drawing the concrete plants of what this type of operation might look like," Stubb told reporters.

    Challenges to Peace Agreements

    "We're making progress on this and hopefully we'll get a solution soon," he added, while cautioning that he was not optimistic about a peace agreement or a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia in the near future.

    Stubb was one of several European leaders travelling to Washington in August for a joint meeting with Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to discuss the prospect for peace between Russia and Ukraine.

    (Reporting by Stine Jacobsen, editing by Terje Solsvik)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Finland's President Stubb is working on security guarantees for Ukraine.
    • •Coordination with the US is crucial for these security plans.
    • •A peace agreement is needed before implementing security measures.
    • •Stubb is cautious about a near-term peace agreement with Russia.
    • •European leaders met in Washington to discuss Ukraine's future.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Finland's Stubb eyes progress on US-backed Ukraine security plans

    1What is President Stubb's stance on Ukraine's security?

    President Stubb stated that progress is being made on security guarantees for Ukraine, emphasizing the need for coordination with the United States.

    2What does Stubb say about the possibility of a peace agreement?

    Stubb expressed caution regarding the optimism for a peace agreement or ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia, indicating that a solution may not be imminent.

    3Who did Stubb meet with in Washington?

    Stubb was part of a group of European leaders who traveled to Washington for a joint meeting with President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to discuss peace prospects.

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