Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that the document regarding security guarantees from the USA is nearly finalized and will be presented to Trump.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the bilateral document regarding security guarantees from the United States is nearly finalized and will be presented to President Donald Trump. This statement came after discussions in Paris with American negotiators, where issues related to the economic reconstruction of Ukraine were also addressed. Zelensky emphasized the importance of unity between European and American teams in order to end the war with Russia. He also expressed a desire to have a new meeting with Trump to discuss a 20-point peace plan proposed by Ukraine, in contrast to a previous 28-point plan that was rejected.

Zelensky mentioned that the security guarantees should be similar to NATO's Article 5 and should be valid in the long term. Meanwhile, Russia reiterated its opposition to the deployment of foreign troops in Ukraine, considering that this would escalate the conflict. The recent 'Coalition of Will' summit agreed on the deployment of a multinational force in Ukraine, but the details of American military commitments remain unclear. Zelensky called for a clear response from European allies in the event of a new Russian attack.