Overview
- The White House set the Mar‑a‑Lago meeting for 1 p.m. local time, two hours earlier than first planned, as Selenskyj arrived overnight in Florida.
- The agenda centers on Kyiv’s 20‑point proposal, with emphasis on binding security guarantees, contested territorial arrangements in Donbass, and postwar reconstruction.
- Eleven European and Canadian leaders, joined by EU and NATO chiefs, pledged full backing in a call, and Selenskyj plans to brief them after the talks.
- Putin staged a uniformed appearance and warned Russia would meet its objectives by force, as Ukraine reported intensified drone and missile attacks on energy infrastructure.
- Moscow touted new territorial gains in Myrnohrad and Huljajpole that Ukraine’s General Staff rejected, while Selenskyj reiterated “red lines” on ceding territory and Trump signaled no plan proceeds without his approval.