Zelenskyy warns US security plan for Europe could aid Putin

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that a U.S.-proposed new European security framework could benefit Russia, saying Moscow might use such talks to weaken NATO and reshape borders. He called the idea dangerous and said it should not be the main agenda. Zelenskyy said Washington asked whether Ukraine would cede parts of the Donbas not under Russian control if Kyiv joined NATO, a request he rejected. He stressed Kyiv will not surrender territory or accept neutrality, and that security decisions must involve Europeans after the war ends. Zelenskyy also accused SpaceX of restricting Starshield satellite speeds in occupied areas, hampering drone interceptions. He reported progress on prisoner exchanges and said Russia lacked authority to agree on an energy ceasefire during Abu Dhabi negotiations.