Zelenskyy warns US security plan could aid Putin

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that a new European security framework floated by the United States could benefit Russia, saying Moscow might use such discussions to weaken NATO and reshape the continent's borders. Zelenskyy said the US asked for the first time whether Ukraine would withdraw from parts of the Donbas region not under Russian control if Kyiv were admitted to NATO. He rejected neutrality for Ukraine and reiterated that Kyiv would not surrender its territory or recognize occupied areas as Russian. Zelenskyy said any changes to Europe's security arrangements must be decided by European NATO members after the war ends, and he accused SpaceX of imposing restrictions on its Starshield satellite system in occupied areas that hampered Ukrainian drone interception efforts.