Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Ukraine will not cede territory to Russia, while peace negotiations with the USA continue.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized that Ukraine is not willing to cede territory to Russia, stating that it fights for national integrity, according to Ukrainian legislation and the Constitution. In the context of the peace negotiations proposed by the U.S., Zelensky mentioned that Russia insists on territorial concessions as part of a ceasefire agreement. Although Donald Trump's initial plan was criticized, Zelensky stated that the points considered anti-Ukrainian have been removed, reducing the plan from 28 to 20 points. He acknowledged that the U.S. is seeking a compromise and emphasized the importance of unity between Europeans and Americans to end the conflict. Zelensky met with European leaders to discuss security guarantees and control of the eastern regions, reaffirming their commitment to Ukraine.