The only way to protect Ukraine from Russian ballistic missiles is the Patriot systems, the ammunition for which may run out. The US has suspended military aid, and other countries cannot produce these missiles.
Head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak had a phone conversation with White House advisor Mike Waltz regarding steps towards peace. The parties discussed security issues and agreed on a future meeting of the teams.
The President of Ukraine announced the preparation of a plan for the first steps towards achieving a just and sustainable peace. During a conversation with the Prime Minister of Slovenia, they discussed a shared vision for ending the war and security guarantees.
The Committee of the Verkhovna Rada on National Security refuted the information about the development of a draft law regarding registration for military service from 14 years old. MP Savrasov stated that his "interview" about such a draft law is a fake.
White House advisor Mike Woltz had a phone conversation with Andriy Yermak regarding the date, place, and team for the negotiations. The parties discussed confidence-building measures that they plan to convey to the Russian side.
The Élysée Palace denied information about Macron's planned trip to Washington together with Zelensky and Starmer. Earlier, the spokesperson for the French government reported the possibility of such a visit.
The Security Service of Ukraine and the police detained a Kharkiv resident who posed as a volunteer for prisoner exchanges and extorted money from their relatives. The perpetrator, who created a fake Telegram channel, faces up to 8 years in prison.
White House advisor Mike Waltz reported on discussions about the date, location, and team for peace negotiations. Trump may restore military aid to Ukraine on the condition of sincere intentions from both sides to negotiate.
John Ratcliffe hopes that the pause in providing intelligence assistance to Ukraine will soon be over. According to him, the United States will continue to cooperate with Ukraine as before to counter aggression.
The President of Ukraine had a phone conversation with the Chancellor of Germany regarding security issues and support for Ukraine. Zelensky thanked Germany for its contribution to strengthening Ukraine's air shield.
Trump expressed support for Zelensky's initiative regarding peace negotiations and a deal on natural resources. At the same time, he did not lift the ban on the supply of weapons and other significant assistance to Ukraine.
The Center for Countering Disinformation of the National Security and Defense Council refuted the fake article by CNN about disruptions in Starlink's operation at the front. It has been confirmed that such a publication does not exist on CNN's resources, and the image is a forgery.
High-ranking Trump officials held unofficial talks with Zelensky after the incident in the Oval Office.
The head of the Office of the President, Yermak, called on Russia to cease shelling to end the war. Zelensky expressed readiness for negotiations with Trump and praised his "strong leadership."
Ukraine's ambassador to the USA Markarova explained that Trump read Zelensky's post. In his address to the nation, Trump stated Ukraine's readiness for negotiations.
Leaders of Ukraine, France, and Britain may visit the USA next week to present a joint position on the peace plan. The plan includes a ceasefire and possible deployment of peacekeeping forces.
Lukashenko announced his readiness to hold talks on ending the war with Zelensky, Trump, and Putin in Minsk.
Ukrainian officials reported readiness to sign a minerals agreement with the USA. Trump insists on a "bigger and better deal."
Donald Trump announced a letter from Volodymyr Zelenskyy stating Ukraine's readiness to sit at the negotiating table. According to Trump, Ukraine is ready to sign a mineral agreement and seeks lasting peace.
British Defense Minister John Healey will meet with his American counterpart to discuss a possible plan for resolving the war. London is conducting active consultations with international partners regarding a diplomatic solution to the conflict.
US Vice President Jay D. Vance stated that Washington expects a private dialogue from Ukraine regarding a peaceful settlement. He also expressed hope for the signing of a minerals agreement between the countries.
Polish President Andrzej Duda expressed hope for the resumption of negotiations between Ukraine and the USA regarding military aid. He expressed regret over the suspension of American assistance to Kyiv and called for a diplomatic resolution to the conflict.
The likely future Chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz, will support the immediate approval of a 3 billion euro aid package for Ukraine. Conservatives and Social Democrats are also planning large-scale investments in the country's defense.
After a tense meeting in the Oval Office, the USA and Ukraine plan to sign an agreement on the supply of minerals. The contract provides for the transfer of 50% of the revenues from Ukraine's natural resources to a joint investment fund.
The President of Ukraine had a conversation with the Prime Minister of Britain regarding the next steps to achieve peace. The parties exchanged their views on the situation and discussed the coordination of positions for the quickest possible end to the war.
The President expressed regret over the breakdown of negotiations at the White House but emphasized the importance of constructive cooperation. The EU presented the ReArm Europe plan worth €800 billion to strengthen defense, which includes additional air defense for Ukraine.
The president stated that Russia will demand a reduction of the Ukrainian army and a legal renunciation of territories. Ukraine is ready for swift negotiations, but only on the condition of preserving sovereignty.
The President of Ukraine instructed the Minister of Defense and intelligence leaders to obtain official information regarding the suspension of aid from the United States. The U.S. has temporarily suspended military assistance following events in the Oval Office.
The Irish government has approved a new aid package for Ukraine amounting to 100 million euros for non-lethal equipment. The decision was made against the backdrop of the suspension of military aid from the United States and following a meeting between Zelensky and the Irish Prime Minister.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer had a phone conversation with Volodymyr Zelensky regarding peace initiatives. Starmer also discussed the situation with U.S. President Trump and emphasized the importance of lasting peace for Ukraine.