This was reported on Zelenskyy’s official Telegram channel.During their meeting, the leaders made statements to the media.Europe ready to give Ukraine security guarantees the day a peace deal is signed – MacronFrench President Emmanuel Macron said that European countries are ready to provide security guarantees to Ukraine the day a peace agreement is signed.“This was stated in Washington. That was the task set for us. The work has been done, and today we can say: we are ready to give political support to these agreements. We, Europeans, are ready to ensure the conditions for a stable peace in Ukraine. Now it depends on Russia, on the terms it offered for peace in America. We will return to this,” the French leader said.We see no signals from Russia that they want to end the war – Zelenskyy“Today we are at a moment when France, like other countries, truly wants to bring peace closer. Unfortunately, we still see no signals from Russia that they want to end the war,” Zelenskyy said.He expressed confidence that Ukraine’s alliance with Europe, and Europe’s alliance with the United States, would help increase pressure on Russia to move toward a diplomatic settlement.“I deeply believe in the Coalition of the Willing… I very much hope that today we will have a bilateral conversation, a bilateral meeting, and a meeting with our teams, and tomorrow we will have the Coalition of the Willing. The result will be—though I don’t know on what exact day—but it will definitely happen: security guarantees for Ukraine. This is very important. A strong Ukrainian army, security guarantees for our people, for our families. I don’t just believe in it—we are all working on it… I think we will develop very important guarantees that will truly be security guarantees for Ukraine’s future,” the president of Ukraine concluded.French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will chair the Coalition of the Willing meeting, which will take place at the Élysée Palace on Thursday, September 4.U.S. President Donald Trump may also join the meeting of coalition representatives.