Overview

• Zelenskyy presented the security package at the White House in a meeting that included European leaders.
• Documents cited by the Financial Times outline a proposed $100 billion purchase of U.S. weapons plus a $50 billion drone-production partnership tied to a U.S. guarantee after a peace settlement with Russia.
• Zelenskyy publicly put the weapons-buy figure at about $90 billion and said it covers aircraft and air-defense systems.
• The proposal anticipates European financing, with reporting highlighting Ukraine's interest in at least 10 Patriot air-defense batteries.
• Trump underscored a commercial approach by saying the U.S. would sell rather than give weapons, and no final agreements or approvals have been reached.