Zelenskyy and Trump agree to meet in New York after call

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday he spoke with President Donald Trump and agreed to meet in New York, calling the conversation "important" and saying it "could change a lot." Zelenskyy cited "diplomatic momentum" in a social media post, noting the two "got through a lot" during the discussion. He thanked Trump for the recent Kyiv visit by envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, saying they saw the situation firsthand and that the peace track is the top priority. The Ukrainian leader mentioned ideas for de-escalation and addressing energy security, food security, and human life protection. He also thanked Trump for signing the Lindsey Graham bill, which imposes sanctions on Russia and its supporters.