Zelensky reports positive US signals after Oslo meeting on intelligence alerts

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported "positive signals" from the United States following a meeting in Oslo with US, Norwegian, and Finnish leaders, stating that intelligence alerts on Russian ballistic attacks are now functioning again. The meeting came after Zelensky accused Washington of pressuring Ukraine to capitulate, with US media suggesting Trump's envoys would propose accepting territorial losses in exchange for economic benefits. US envoy Steve Witkoff is traveling to St. Petersburg to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump said he wants a peace deal and blamed "immense hatred" between Zelensky and Putin for blocking an agreement, while arguing Ukraine must be willing to negotiate since the US has spent "hundreds of billions of dollars" on aid.