Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Saturday that he will have a meeting in Berlin with representatives of the United States and the European Union, during which security guarantees and the foundations of a peace agreement for Ukraine will be discussed.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that he will have meetings in Berlin with officials from the USA and the EU to discuss the need for a "dignified" peace in Ukraine. Zelensky emphasized the importance of security guarantees to prevent further aggression from Russia. During the meetings, a report from the Ukrainian negotiating team will be presented, and details about the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine will be discussed. Additionally, discussions are expected with advisors to President Trump to advance a peace plan, which includes proposals for territorial concessions, a sensitive topic for Ukraine. Furthermore, negotiations for security guarantees based on NATO Article 5 have made progress, and American officials have emphasized that Ukraine could retain 80% of its territory under a peace agreement. However, European leaders have advised caution in accepting territorial concessions.