Former U.S. President Donald Trump told European leaders during a video call on Wednesday that he does not plan to discuss any partition of Ukrainian territory when he meets Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday, according to multiple officials briefed on the conversation. Trump said his primary goal is to secure a ceasefire in Ukraine, NBC News and Reuters reported. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy took part in the call, during which all participants agreed that negotiations about Ukraine’s borders can proceed only after a ceasefire and with Kyiv’s consent. Some officials described the mood as cautiously positive, while noting Trump warned Moscow would face “severe consequences,” including the prospect of new sanctions, if a ceasefire is not reached. Trump also floated holding a second meeting shortly after the Alaska talks that would bring together himself, Putin and Zelenskyy. Potential venues discussed include several cities in Europe and the Middle East, the sources said.