Overview
- Zelensky said a revised 20‑point framework is about 90% agreed, calling security guarantees fully settled, while Trump put security terms at roughly 95%.
- Trump spoke with Putin for roughly two to two‑and‑a‑half hours before the meeting and said the Russian leader seemed serious about peace, though Moscow has not agreed to a ceasefire.
- Both leaders identified the fate of the eastern Donbas as the principal unresolved question, with Zelensky stressing Ukraine’s legal and public constraints on any territorial decision.
- Zelensky said U.S. and Ukrainian teams will meet next week to work on remaining points, and Trump said the outcome should be clearer within weeks; European leaders signaled support for continued momentum.
- Russian strikes continued over the weekend, including attacks on Kyiv and guided bombs hitting homes in Sloviansk that local officials said caused injuries and at least one death.