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 by weakening NATO and enabling border changes, calling the idea dangerous. Zelenskyy said Moscow seeks to revise European security guarantees and borders, while European leaders insist decisions must be made by Europeans. He also confirmed the U.S. asked whether Ukraine would cede parts of Donbas in exchange for NATO membership, which Kyiv rejected. Ukraine struck a major Russian oil facility in Samara and an airfield in Lipetsk. Zelenskyy prioritized an energy ceasefire and prisoner exchanges in negotiations, and accused SpaceX of restricting Starshield satellite speeds in occupied areas, hampering drone interception.