Overview
- After speaking before the Mar-a-Lago meeting, Trump and Putin agreed to hold another phone call soon, according to the Kremlin and Dmitry Peskov.
- Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said both sides approved two working groups focused on security and economic issues to advance the negotiations.
- Trump said agreement has not been reached on territory, the line of contact or arrangements around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, and he urged Kyiv to make a deal to avoid further losses.
- Zelensky acknowledged that territorial concessions would be discussed and said a referendum could be part of a settlement, while asserting US–Ukraine security guarantees are fully agreed.
- Ukrainian officials and European partners voiced concern that US pressure could force concessions and undercut Kyiv’s 20‑point plan, even as Trump said he believes Moscow wants a political settlement.