Ukraine has stated unequivocally that it will not make territorial concessions to Russia. Authorities have reaffirmed this position, despite pressure to sign a peace agreement. US Senator Lindsey Graham emphasized that security guarantees for Ukraine must be agreed upon before any peace deal, countering calls for guarantees only after signing.
A political scandal erupted as the head of the President's Office faced searches. No formal charges have been filed yet, but the situation has drawn the attention of both Ukrainian and Western politicians and diplomats. Further reaction from law enforcement and anti-corruption agencies is anticipated.
Ukraine's armed forces struck a Russian airfield in Saky. Ukrainian-developed drones are now being tested by NATO in the Baltic Sea. The country's need for strengthened security guarantees and support from Western partners remains a key topic.
The European Parliament has called for NATO security guarantees for Ukraine, even without formal membership. Meanwhile, Hungarian PM Viktor Orban continues to resist, defending his interests in relations with Russia and the EU.
Domestically, anti-corruption investigations have intensified. Citizens are urged to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including fundraising for the 210th regiment. There is also a focus on preserving Ukrainian art and cultural traditions.
