As Ukraine’s brutal war nears its third year, two visions risk becoming irreconcilable. On one side, a White House whose policy is in turns strident, revisionist, and then – it seems, sometimes - in urgent need of clarification.

Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, igniting one of the biggest conflicts in modern Europe. The world reacted swiftly, condemning Putin’s assault as an unprovoked attack.

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Ukraine has said it doesn't plan to attend a meeting announced by US President Donald Trump with senior Russian officials at the Munich Security Conference in Germany. “A common agreed position should be on the table for a conversation with the Russians.