France announced on Sunday that it would host a summit of European leaders on Monday to address European security concerns in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's unilateral actions. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot stated on France Inter radio that President Macron would convene the meeting, focusing on European security, emphasizing it as a working session not to be exaggerated.

Past summits have revealed Europe's indecision, disunity, and political fragility in formulating a unified strategy to resolve the Ukraine conflict and navigate relations with Russia. While the French Presidency has not officially confirmed the meeting, invitations have been extended for Monday afternoon, with representatives from key European countries, the European Union, and NATO Secretary General expected to attend.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk are confirmed participants, aiming to assess immediate aid for Ukraine, Europe's role in security guarantees for Kyiv, and enhancing collective European security. The outcome of the meeting remains uncertain, as it is yet to be seen if tangible results will be achieved.