European leaders will meet with Zelensky on Friday to urge him to soften his public criticisms of Donald Trump to avoid a direct confrontation before the November elections, according to a report by the Financial Times. EU officials expressed concern over Zelensky's attacks on Trump's diesel deal with Russia and his remarks on intelligence sharing, noting Ukraine's critical dependence on US support. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk sought to reassure the Ukrainian president after his own talks in Brussels, stating that Ukraine is not alone.
