Zelenskyy warns U.S. security plan for Europe could aid Putin

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that a U.S.-floated postwar European security framework could benefit Russia, saying Moscow may use such talks to weaken NATO and redraw borders. Zelenskyy said the U.S. raised the idea during efforts to end the 4½-year war, calling it dangerous and not the main agenda. He noted Russia seeks to revise European security guarantees, and reiterated Ukraine will not surrender territory or accept neutrality. Zelenskyy also said U.S. negotiators asked about Ukrainian withdrawal from parts of Donbas, and he accused SpaceX of restricting Starshield satellite speeds in occupied areas, hampering drone interception. He stressed European nations must decide their own security arrangements.