Zelensky open to peace deal freezing front lines with Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he would accept a peace deal that freezes the current front lines with Russia, calling it a "real way to end this war," during a Fox & Friends interview Wednesday. Zelensky said he would halt fighting immediately, even as Russian troops struggle on the battlefield, and would then seek security guarantees from President Trump and European allies to prevent future Russian aggression. He rejected giving up the Donbas region, saying it was "not fair" since Russia is not winning militarily. Zelensky acknowledged that Ukrainians are tired and want the war to end quickly, but emphasized his people want to remain in their own country. He stressed that securing guarantees against the return of Russian occupation is the most critical aspect of any peace agreement.