U.S. Restores Military Aid to Ukraine as 30-Day Ceasefire Proposal Gains Traction

Talks in Saudi Arabia result in U.S. aid resumption and Ukraine's agreement to a conditional ceasefire, awaiting Russian acceptance.

The U.S. has resumed military and intelligence aid to Ukraine after a brief suspension under the Trump administration, signaling renewed support for Kyiv.
Ukraine has agreed to a U.S.-proposed 30-day ceasefire, contingent on Russia's willingness to reciprocate and implement the agreement simultaneously.
The two nations discussed a potential long-term peace framework, including security guarantees for Ukraine and the involvement of European partners in negotiations.
Both sides agreed to expedite a deal on Ukraine's critical mineral resources, which had previously stalled in earlier discussions.
The ceasefire proposal comes amidst heightened tensions, including Ukraine's recent drone strikes on Moscow and ongoing Russian attacks on civilian areas in Ukraine.