Zelenskyy warns US security plan for Europe could aid Putin

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the United States floated a new postwar European security framework, warning it could benefit Russia by weakening NATO and enabling border changes. He called the idea dangerous and said it should not be the main agenda. Zelenskyy said Washington asked if Ukraine would withdraw from parts of the Donbas region not under Russian control in exchange for NATO membership, which he rejected. He stressed Ukraine would not surrender territory or accept neutrality, and that European security decisions must be made by Europeans after the war ends. Ukraine’s priorities include an energy ceasefire, prisoner exchanges, and direct European participation in negotiations. Zelenskyy also accused SpaceX of restricting Starshield satellite speeds in occupied areas, hampering drone interception efforts.