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.
Tomorrow at the negotiations in Saudi Arabia, Ukraine will propose to the USA to establish a ceasefire at sea and a ban on long-range strikes. The Ukrainian side will also insist on the release of prisoners.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet with Ukrainian officials. The USA expects Kyiv to be ready for a peace agreement, sources say.
Zelensky arrived in Saudi Arabia.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi reported on the priority for young officers with combat experience in the appointment of corps commanders. The formation of corps management and the reorganization of the army were discussed at the meeting.
The advisor to the British Prime Minister visited Kyiv to prepare the Ukrainian delegation for negotiations with the USA. Britain is trying to convince Trump to restore intelligence sharing with Ukraine.
High-ranking US officials will meet separately with Russian and Ukrainian representatives in Saudi Arabia. Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans to meet with the Ukrainian delegation in Jeddah.
The USA is working to expedite the supply of military equipment to Taiwan, especially for asymmetric warfare. Taiwan relies on US military support to defend against China, which is increasing pressure on the island.
The US President announced the readiness to restore intelligence exchange with Ukraine. Trump expects Ukraine to show a desire for peace and to sign a deal on natural resources.
Kyiv plans to propose restrictions on long-range strikes and combat operations in the Black Sea to restore US support. The Ukrainian delegation will arrive in Saudi Arabia from March 10 to 12 for negotiations with the American side.
The American delegation during the negotiations from March 10 to 12 will determine whether Ukraine is ready for significant concessions to Russia to end the war. The USA wants to see Ukraine's interest in a "realistic peace."
President Zelensky announced negotiations with the USA in Saudi Arabia from March 10 to 12. He also reported on the main directions of fighting in the Donetsk and Kursk regions and expectations regarding arms supplies from Western partners.
In an interview with Fox News, Trump did not give a direct answer regarding easing pressure on Russia. The former US president also criticized Zelensky and Biden's policy on supporting Ukraine.
The head of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sikorski, responded to Musk's statement about a possible disconnection of Starlink in Ukraine. The minister reminded that Poland pays $50 million annually for the services and is ready to look for other providers.
Trump privately stated that the mining agreement is not enough to restore U. S. aid to Ukraine. He demands concessions from Zelensky regarding the occupied territories and the holding of elections.
Donald Trump "cooled off" to Great Britain after King Charles III's meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky at Sandringham Palace. The former US president felt "less special" because of this meeting.
The President approved 8 laureates of the National Shevchenko Prize for 2025. The winners will receive 484 thousand hryvnias for their achievements in art and culture.
In a week, the Russian Federation attacked Ukraine with 1200 guided bombs, 870 strike drones, and 80 missiles. This weaponry has been found to contain over 82 thousand foreign components.
ISW: the cessation of intelligence sharing between the US and Ukraine will worsen the ability of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to defend and strike. European countries are trying to expand intelligence support for Ukraine after a pause from the US.
The head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak held a meeting with Jonathan Powell regarding security guarantees and ceasefire conditions. The parties discussed proposals for halting attacks on infrastructure and maintaining sanctions against the Russian Federation.
The President of Ukraine is expecting a report from the Minister of Defense regarding new support packages, particularly air defense and investments in defense production. Zelensky noted that European partners are making new decisions regarding support for Ukraine almost daily.