Overview
- Washington set the bilateral for Sunday at 3 p.m. local time in Palm Beach, with no parallel talks with Moscow announced.
- Zelensky says the agenda includes security guarantees, Donbas arrangements and the Zaporizhzhia plant, adding his 20‑point plan is about 90% complete and could include a bilateral security accord with the US.
- Russia says it is reviewing the revised text but calls it “radically different,” accuses Kyiv and EU partners of trying to torpedo talks and shows no public shift on core demands.
- Overnight Russian drone and rocket strikes hit Kyiv and other regions, injuring civilians and prompting Poland to close two northeastern airports and scramble fighter jets as a precaution.
- US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held intensive contacts with Ukrainian negotiators, Trump told Politico nothing is agreed without his approval, and EU coordination continues with planned calls including Ursula von der Leyen.