Volodymyr Zelenskyy

President Zelenskyy stated that the drone attacks are retaliation for Russian strikes on Ukraine, particularly on Kryvyi Rih. He emphasized that Ukraine will respond to any aggression.

Ukraine can import up to 4 billion cubic meters of gas from the United States through terminals in Germany, Greece, Lithuania and Poland. This will strengthen the partnership with Washington and deter Russian attacks.

President Zelenskyy stated that the establishment of a 30-day truce depends on Russia's decision: whether it wants to cease fire or continue killing. Ukraine has clearly expressed its position.

Ukraine is ready to discuss security guarantees with partners, provided that a 30-day ceasefire is observed. Proposals will be developed jointly with allies after the end of the war.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that he had not received an invitation to meet with Donald Trump. The meeting must be productive and benefit Ukrainians.

Michael Martin arrived in Washington. Before meeting with Donald Trump, he had breakfast with the US Vice President, who joked about his shamrock socks.

The President stressed that Ukraine will not play with narratives about unwillingness for peace. Kyiv is ready for a 30-day ceasefire to prepare a plan to end the war.

The President stated that Ukrainian troops continue to operate on the territory of the Kursk region, despite the pressure from the Russians. He also emphasized the likelihood of information attacks from the Russian Federation.

Radosław Sikorski announced the resumption of arms supplies through Jasionka to the previous level. He also announced new proposals to end Russian aggression.

Maxar Technologies is restoring access to commercial satellite imagery for Ukrainian users under the Global Enhanced GEOINT Delivery program. The restrictions have been lifted.

President Zelensky remotely directed the actions of the Ukrainian delegation in negotiations with the US in Saudi Arabia on March 11. The negotiations led to the cancellation of the pause in intelligence sharing.

Giorgia Meloni supports the efforts of the US under the leadership of Trump for a just peace in Ukraine.

The US and Ukraine agreed to a 30-day ceasefire, but Russian ultranationalists rejected the proposal. Russian state media is trying to show a moderate reaction for the domestic audience.

The resignation of Volodymyr Zelensky was not raised at the negotiations between the Ukrainian and American delegations in Jeddah. This was reported by Fox News journalist Nana Sajaia.

The head of the Office of the President commented on the relations between the countries after the tense meeting of the presidents in the Oval Office. Yermak emphasized the importance of maintaining the partnership and received assurances of continued support from the USA.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed the agreement reached between the USA and Ukraine for a 30-day ceasefire. He urged Russia to agree to halt hostilities and announced a meeting of leaders regarding further steps.

Donald Trump stated his readiness to invite Volodymyr Zelensky to the White House. The U.S. President confirmed this in a comment to journalists, responding "absolutely" to the relevant question.

Ukraine is ready for a 30-day ceasefire regime at the proposal of the USA, if the Russian Federation meets the conditions. During the 'silence', it is planned to prepare documents regarding security guarantees and lasting peace.

The governments of the USA and Ukraine will discuss the final signing of the subsoil agreement, which provides for the creation of an investment fund for the reconstruction of Ukraine. The USA expects to receive about 20 billion dollars from the rare earth minerals agreement.

The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andrii Sybiha, reported on a joint statement with the USA regarding a possible temporary ceasefire for 30 days. The condition is mutual agreement from the Russian Federation and simultaneous fulfillment of conditions by all parties.

Ukrainian and American delegations are holding negotiations in Saudi Arabia regarding a partial ceasefire and an agreement on mineral resources. The parties plan to present a joint statement at the end of the day of discussions.

U. S. Vice President J.D. Vance commented on the criticism from his cousin Nate, who fought for Ukraine. Vance stated that he is not interested in a public dispute but is open to personal communication.

The Verkhovna Rada rejected the resolution that blocked the signing of the law on the creation of the Higher Administrative Court. Now the document can be signed by the speaker and sent to President Zelensky.

The head of the Office of the President, Andriy Yermak, stated about Ukraine's openness to negotiations with the USA in Jeddah. The American side intends to clarify what concessions Ukraine is willing to make in order to achieve peace.

The Telegraph reveals details of the implementation of U. S. Special Representative Keith Kellogg's plan to coerce Ukraine into negotiations with Russia. The plan involves limiting military assistance to Kyiv and the possible lifting of sanctions on Moscow.

U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that a conversation with Zelensky is not scheduled for March 11 in Jeddah. However, he did not rule out the possibility of an informal conversation with the President of Ukraine outside of official meetings.

Secretary Rubio commented on the recent communication conflict between the US and Ukraine in Washington. The parties are working to restore relations during negotiations in Saudi Arabia.

The President of Ukraine met with Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Jeddah, where they discussed steps to end the war. The parties also agreed on economic cooperation and Saudi Arabia's investments in Ukraine.

The President of Ukraine stated the need to combine strong positions on the front and diplomacy to achieve a just peace. Ukraine is preparing for negotiations in Saudi Arabia regarding the establishment of a ceasefire.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky formally apologized to Donald Trump for the altercation in the White House. U.S. Special Representative Steve Witkoff called it an important step towards progress in relations.