U.S. President Donald Trump urged Ukraine to reach a deal with Russia Tuesday, accusing officials of receiving 'nothing' in return for aid. Trump said 'it's time' for Kyiv to agree to a resolution, warning of 'very bad things' if negotiations fail.
Zelensky confirmed ballistic missile early warning systems are operational after previous outages, with American officials attributing some disruptions to 'bad weather' and software issues. The three leaders met in Oslo, with plans for further talks aimed at finding a peace solution.
Ukraine has offered energy ceasefire proposals rejected by Russia, with Zelensky saying 'we are ready not to hit sensitive parts of Russia's energy sector if Russia stops hitting ours.' Trump's comments highlight ongoing tensions over U.S. support and the conflict's impact on global energy markets.
Trump criticized Ukraine's strikes on Russian energy, blaming them for exacerbating the global diesel supply crisis, despite evidence pointing to the U.S.-Iran war as the primary cause. Zelensky emphasized the importance of early warning systems for protecting civilians.