US President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa during the NATO summit in Turkey, according to statements attributed to the White House. Multiple outlets report that the meetings are planned for Wednesday while Trump is attending the summit in Ankara. The White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly is cited as confirming the meetings in remarks to reporters ahead of the summit. The discussions are expected to take place alongside broader NATO-level talks during the meeting in Turkey. One report notes that the meetings occur as Kyiv seeks to keep Trump focused on the war with Russia, while it also highlights that Trump has previously commented publicly about Syria’s role in the Middle East. Across the accounts, the core details are that Trump’s itinerary includes bilateral meetings with both leaders, with the venue linked to the NATO summit location in Turkey. The reports do not provide further details on the specific topics or outcomes of the planned meetings beyond the general context of ongoing conflicts and diplomatic engagement.