Thank you for the support! All the points mentioned are important to achieve a truly sustainable and reliable peace. We see that Russia rebuffs numerous calls for a ceasefire and has not yet determined when it will stop the killing. This complicates the situation. If they lack the will to carry out a simple order to stop the strikes, it may take a lot of effort to get Russia to have the will to implement far greater – peaceful coexistence with its neighbors for decades. But together we are working for peace and security. Stopping the killing is a key element of stopping the war.
Today, coordination with partners has been ongoing throughout the day. Tomorrow, calls are also already scheduled. We are preparing for Monday’s meeting with President Trump, and I am grateful for the invitation. It is important that everyone agrees there needs to be a conversation at the level of leaders to clarify all the details and determine which steps are necessary and will work. We in Ukraine welcome the principled statement of the Nordic-Baltic partners and are grateful for their very significant assistance. The unity of all strengthens each one!
Today, a cowardly shooting at Fort Stewart left five brave Soldiers wounded. Praise God they are all in stable condition. Our prayers are with them, their families, and the entire Fort Stewart community in the aftermath of this attack.
We owe profound gratitude to the law enforcement heroes who charged into danger. Swift justice will be brought to the perpetrator and anyone else found to be involved.
Today marks the anniversary of the Kursk Operation – a truly Ukrainian historic operation. At a time when many spoke that the situation had reached a stalemate, and were losing faith in Ukraine, we proved that Ukrainians know how to act right. And we proved that many of Russia’s threats were just bluffs.
I am grateful to all our warriors – every soldier, sergeant, and officer – to all the men and women who took part in the Kursk operation.
Today, fifty years from the signing of the Helsinki Final Act, it is essential, more than ever, to safeguard "the spirit of Helsinki", to persevere in dialogue, strengthen cooperation, and make diplomacy the preferred path to prevent and resolve conflicts.
Today, we all strive to make Ukraine’s voice strong and influential in the world, so that as many people as possible around the globe know the story of Ukraine’s fight for life.
This is possible when, on the international stage, the efforts of politicians and diplomats are supported by Ukrainian legends known in every corner of the planet. One of them is our undisputed world champion, Oleksandr Usyk @usykaa.
During our meeting, we spoke precisely about this — how to strengthen our positions, particularly in the United States; how to ensure the world does not forget Russia’s crimes; how to keep reminding everyone of the daily trials faced by the Ukrainian people and of the courage that Ukrainians have shown over more than 1,256 days of the war.
We also addressed the promotion of healthy lifestyles among young people, and the support and motivation of children who are actively engaged in sports.
We are working together — for Ukraine, for freedom, for peace.
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Breaking: Luka Doncic has signed a three-year, $165 million maximum contract extension with the Lakers, with a player option in 2028, his agent told @ShamsCharania.
I warmly welcome the agreement signed between President @ZelenskyyUa and @coe to establish the Special Tribunal for the crime of aggression.
The agressors will need to face the judges.
And justice will prevail.
BREAKING: In a shocking lie, Mike Johnson says "We are not cutting Medicaid. We're strengthening the program.” The House LITERALLY just voted for their budget with cuts Medicaid for 11 million people. Every American needs to know this.
#DontBombMedicaid
BREAKING: In a stunning moment, Fed Chair Jerome Powell just said that the Fed would have cut interest rates if not for Trump’s tariffs. Trump’s tariffs are to blame for rising costs.
CNN: We have breaking news into CNN. Three sources tell CNN that according to an early U.S. Intelligence assessment, the U.S. Military strikes on three of Iran's nuclear facilities last weekend did not destroy the core components of the country's nuclear program and likely only set it back a few months
Republicans want you to forget they’re ripping health care away from over 16 million people while Trump wages a new endless war against Iran.
That’s Republican leadership for you.
Alarming news continues to emerge from the Middle East, especially from Iran. Against this tragic backdrop, which includes Israel and Palestine, people’s daily suffering, especially in Gaza and the other territories, where the need for adequate humanitarian aid is becoming increasingly urgent, risks being forgotten.
Last night, Trump said Iran’s nuclear program was “completely and totally obliterated.”
This morning, JD Vance says we will “permanently dismantle that nuclear program over the coming years.”
Which is it? Sounds like more endless war against the will of the American people.