US, Ukraine, and Europe report strong alignment after Oslo talks; Witkoff to meet Putin

US, Ukrainian, and European officials reported strong alignment after "very productive" talks in Oslo, though no specific agreement was announced. The discussions focused on security guarantees, territorial issues, and post-war reconstruction. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated Kyiv's readiness to continue negotiations, stating territorial matters require dialogue at the highest political level. US envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday to convey the Oslo proposals and assess prospects for progress. Separately, Zelensky announced the restoration of US-Ukraine cooperation on early warning systems for Russian missile attacks, following recent information-sharing problems. He had previously described some American decisions as "difficult to explain between friends," citing delays in weapons systems.