Zelenskyy's warning

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned a planned meeting between Russia, China and the United States could redraw global spheres of influence.

“We really don't want this to turn into 'Yalta 2, 3, 4' with a redistribution of influence”

Summit planning

The Kremlin indicated preparations were underway for a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and US and Chinese counterparts Donald Trump and Xi Jinping next month.

Trump's stance

The Wall Street Journal reported Trump was open to the proposal but had not agreed to attend the summit, seeking to end the Ukraine war.

Zelenskyy's concerns

Zelenskyy warned Russia wants the meeting more than anyone and cautioned against giving Moscow another major diplomatic advantage.

UAE talks

Ukraine and Russia are set to hold talks in the United Arab Emirates next month, with Kyiv keen for it to precede the potential Russia-China-US summit.

US support

The Dutch government pledged €1.2 billion in non-military aid to Ukraine over the next years, while Zelenskyy thanked the UK for an extra £10 billion in support.

Missile shortage

Ukraine receives 12 missiles monthly but is targeted with 150 ballistic missiles a month, urging Washington to increase supplies.

Oleshky ceasefire

A six-day ceasefire in Oleshky held for its first day, enabling humanitarian aid for 2,000 residents and evacuations.

Black sea attacks

Drone strikes injured five people in Kharkiv, Belgorod, and Bulgaria, with Russia downing 531 Ukrainian drones.