As the highly anticipated Trump-Putin summit in Alaska approaches, European leaders and analysts express deep concerns about potential outcomes that could jeopardize Ukraine and unsettling Europe’s security architecture. Many are drawing parallels to the Munich Agreement of 1938, fearing that Trump may concede too much to Putin, thereby further empowering Russia. Commentators urge Europe to abandon its passive stance and take decisive action to deter Russian aggression. Czech officials and historians emphasize the importance of learning from history, while some analysts warn that Trump’s actions could lead to a betrayal of Ukraine. Amidst these tensions, the consensus remains that Europe faces a pivotal moment, as leaders must decide how to respond effectively to the evolving geopolitical landscape.