US President Donald Trump spoke fondly of his meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska, expressing hope for a possible meeting between Volodymyr Zelensky and Putin to find a way to end the war. However, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated clearly that such a meeting is not planned, regardless of Trump’s wishes.
If the negotiations do not take place, Trump threatened the possible introduction of sanctions or tariffs against Russia. Yet, he also suggested he might not take any action and could leave the matter to the parties involved. For its part, Russia is showing no sign of stopping its aggression against Ukraine and is planning further military operations.
The report also highlights the ongoing support for the Ukrainian army: volunteers and citizens are raising 100 million UAH to purchase drones. Thanks to this initiative, at least 100 enemy drones have already been intercepted. Ukrainian military units have expressed their gratitude for the help and invite further donations to strengthen the country’s defense.
The death of Kyrylo Vyshynskyi is mentioned separately—he was a pro-Russian propagandist and accused of treason, previously exchanged for Ukrainian prisoners, who died in Moscow after a long illness.
The paradoxical situation with Russian propagandists is discussed: some of them, despite supporting the war, themselves become targets of repression in Russia—as in the case of Sergey Markov, who was declared a foreign agent.
Russia’s economic problems caused by the war are also noted, with changes in the Kremlin's official narrative seen as an attempt to conceal strategic failures. The Ukrainian side calls for continued support for the military, as Russian forces are preparing new attacks and do not seek peace.
