NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has made a stunning statement, calling U.S President Donald Trump 'crucial' to ending the Russia–Ukraine war. Speaking in Washington, Rutte denied that his visit signals panic after Trump’s tense meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, where Trump reportedly urged Kyiv to make concessions to Russia’s Vladimir Putin.
Rutte defended Trump’s approach, calling the meeting 'good' and insisting that 'only President Trump can get this done.' With the planned Trump–Putin summit in Budapest now delayed, Rutte says all major leaders — including Trump and Putin — must return to the table to achieve a 'durable and lasting peace.'
Tensions remain high as global attention shifts to Washington and Trump’s next diplomatic move.
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